CBO: Biden's 'Build Back Better' Plan Will Add $367 Billion to the Deficit
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For months, the White House has been promising that President Joe Biden's massive social spending package would be fully paid for—that is, that tax increases and other revenue-generating aspects of the "Build Back Better" plan would fully offset the nearly $1.7 trillion in proposed new spending.
We now know that's not true.
Biden's plan will add $367 billion to the budget deficit over 10 years, according to an analysis released Thursday by the Congressional Budget Office, Congress's nonpartisan number-crunching agency.
That figure comes with two big caveats. One that could increase the bill's impact on the budget deficit, and one that could reduce it.
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