Budget_Surplus

Budget Surplus How to Use the Budget Surplus to Stop the Recession In the last decade the United States Government has been fortunate to have numerous years of budget surplus. The surplus has been an issue with the recent Presidential election. The left over billion or trillion dollars is of great interest to the country. Since the early nineties, the country’s welfare has soared and gained extreme financial security. Until this year, a recession was not even considered. Now the government is faced with many suggestions on how to pull the country back on track. The Republicans and Democrats are split on the subject. President Bush wanted to give the money back to the working citizens with tax refunds and lowering taxes. Vice President Gore thought it best to use the money on reducing the national debt, social security, and Medicare. Other suggestions were made such as using the surplus on education, hospitalization, and infrastructure. The best choice would be to follow President Bush’s approach and give the working citizens tax refunds, and concentrate on education. The other choices seem to risky and susceptible to government corruption. During President surplus, money, president, give, budget, spent, should, refunds, government, education, congress, billion, years, working, united, tax, suggestions, states, spending, security, recession, one, misuse, million, make, made, infrastructure, important, idea, foreign, even, early, dollars, country, concentrate, clintons, citizens, better, best, been, back, aid, year, work, widows, well, forbes, welfare, wanted, victims