Fiscal hawks: House budget plan could add $25 trillion in debt over next decade
- House leaders have praised their budget plan, but it could add $25 trillion to U.S. Debt over the next decade, as noted by Michael A. Peterson, CEO of the Peter G. Peterson Foundation.
- The Congressional Budget Office stated the budget won't pay for itself without further offsets, leading to an increase in debt by 2034 to 126% of GDP.
- Gene Dodaro, U.S. Comptroller General, projected that public debt could reach unprecedented levels by 2027 without immediate action from Congress and the Administration.
- The budget resolution allows for a nearly $4 trillion increase in borrowing and $4.5 trillion in revenue reductions, raising concerns about unsustainable fiscal paths.
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