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It tripled in under twenty years and the CBO sees no floor

The 50-year average for this ratio is 51%. We are now sitting at exactly twice that.

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Oct 28, 2026

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GOVERNMENT & POWER • GOVERNMENT DEBT & SPENDING

The Treasury just closed the books on FY2026. Your federal government collected a record $5.4 trillion in revenue… and still ran a $2 trillion deficit. That pushed debt held by the public to $32.4 trillion — matching the entire annual output of the American economy, dollar for dollar. The 50-year average for this ratio was 51%. In 2007, before the financial crisis, it was 35%… meaning it’s nearly tripled in under twenty years.

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In 2007, federal debt was 35 cents of every dollar America produced — today it’s a full dollar, and the CBO says it’s still climbing.

Source: U.S. Treasury, Monthly Treasury Statement, FY2026 (Oct. 2026); Congressional Budget Office
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