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4️⃣ Debt would continue to grow faster than the economy under either candidates’ plans and in most scenarios would grow faster and higher than under current law. Under our central estimates, we find that Vice President Harris’s plan would push debt to 133 percent of GDP in FY 2035 – an 8 percent of GDP increase. We estimate President Trump’s plan would push debt to 142 percent of GDP in 2035 – a 17 percent of GDP increase.

🇺🇸 The Fiscal Impact of the Harris and Trump Campaign Plans 🇺🇸 Our comprehensive analysis breaks down the presidential candidates' tax and spending plans and what they would mean for the #NationalDebt. Under our central estimate, we find: ➡️ Vice President Harris would add $3.50 trillion to the projected debt through FY 2035 ➡️ President Trump would add $7.50 trillion to the projected debt through FY 2035 Read the full analysis here: 🧵⤵️

Before leaving Fredericksburg, the Treasury Secretary crushes a hot dog with slaw at Mason-Dixon Cafe and washes it down with a chocolate soft serve at Carl’s Ice Cream Shop.