How can that be? SS and defense is about half the budget. Welfare, unemployment and food stamps is 13 %. I understand now why you are so angry and confused. You, like most of your rightwing wing-nut friends here, really have no idea of what the facts are.
What a dumbass. It's spread out over 80+ programs. Do you really "think" your stupid pie chart trumps the Congressional Research Service and the Senate Budget Committee? http://www.washingtontimes.com/news...ng-jumps-32-percent-four-years/#ixzz2Avyb3nUi
Here's the report from the ranking member of the Senate Budget Committee, dumbass. Send him your pie chart and tell him he's wrong
this chart is not copying but here's the website http://www.usgovernmentspending.com/united_states_total_spending_pie_chart
Again with the facts, shouldn't do that. Their only world is the world of Fox and crew. States spending too, a caveat of sorts I guess. In FY 2008, the only year for which complete data is available, state Medicaid and CHIP spending in was $154.1 billion, which accounted for 65 percent of total state spending in that year. By FY 2011 such spending had grown to $160.3 billion. However, the 2009 American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (the stimulus bill, also known as ARRA) included a provision to boost the federal governmentâs share of Medicaid spending. Specifically, the federal government paid for about 63 percent of the total Medicaid bill in FY11, whereas in FY08 it paid for only 57 percent. Assuming Medicaid and CHIP made up the same portion of statesâ total low-income assistance in FY11 that it did in FY08âand knowing the change in state Medicaid spending due to the stimulusâtotal FY11 state spending on federal welfare can be estimated at $282.7 billion.
No dumbass, the ranking member of the Senate Budget Committee. But don't let reality get in your way http://budget.senate.gov/republican...?File_id=34919307-6286-47ab-b114-2fd5bcedfeb5
No wonder you're a libturd, you're immune from reality. Welfare is spread out over 80+ programs and your stupid pie charts don't capture it. Do you really think they trump a report from the ranking member of the Senate Budget Committee? http://budget.senate.gov/republican...?File_id=34919307-6286-47ab-b114-2fd5bcedfeb5 Give me an official source AND tell me why no democraps on the Senate Budget Committee or anywhere else are trying to dispute it with internet pie charts or STFU.