Once again, you're oversimplifying my response. What I said was:
See...you missed "currently". Although both are projected to be in the red sometime in the future, they're solvent now. Currently, our financial "crisis" (it really isn't) is specifically due to "Medicare Part D, excessive tax cuts for the rich and the financing of two wars with the bonds".
Why do I say that? Because without those the deficit wouldn't be anywhere near where it is today.
What was the federal budget deficit in 2007, after two wars, tax cuts, and Medicare Part D?
