The Obama administration's debt projections over the next ten years are 50% lower than the projections offered by the Congressional Budget Office. The ten-year projections are contained in the president's latest budget – a $4.1-trillion free-for-all that funds every cockamamie scheme the administration has promoted over the last seven years.  Washington Examiner: The White House on Tuesday released a budget plan for 2017 that anticipates the government will rack up $6.1 trillion in new debt over the next 10 years, well short of the $9.4 trillion estimate that the Congressional Budget Office released in January. The White House budget sees annual budget deficits in the $400 to $600 billion range over the next five years. From 2022 to 2026, the White House sees budget deficits in the $600 to $700 billion range. But in January, the CBO released much higher estimates that said the annual budget deficit would spike to nearly $900 billion after five...(Read Full Post)