"Why the Deficit will Force the RV" by MenoReno - 7.5.19

Entry Submitted by MenoReno at 4:45 PM EDT on July 5, 2019

Well, Trump had his big 7/4 bash, but no announcements of a restored republic, gold-backed currency, or surprise visit from a dead Kennedy. So, is this all just a bunch of BS, including the RV?

I don't think so. Because in the end, our growing deficit is going to force the Treasury to let this go sooner or later.

Back in 2016, the yearly deficit stood at just under $500b on a budget just shy of $4 trillion. Trump took over, the Repubs passed a multi-trillion dollar tax cut at the same time they increased the budget by almost $500b, and, with it, the deficit to $666b.

In 2018, it jumped 17% to $779b. In 2019, it's already at $738b through May and could end up over $1t. The projection for 2020 is currently $1.1t.

It doesn't take a rocket scientist to see that this is unsustainable. And going back to the gold-standard will only make things worse.

Now, it's estimated by the gurus that the RV should create 5 million new millionaires. This means at least an extra $5 trillion injected into the economy and banking system, and probably considerably more.

If these funds are put to work properly, this should generate enough tax money to help balance out the budget and reduce the deficit.

Oh, but I forgot. No more IRS, right? No more FED, either.

And the cow jumped over the Moon.

MenoReno
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