Alternative Fiscal Scenario

Here is yet another 30 year forecast from the CBO.  The source is here:
https://www.cbo.gov/system/files/2019-07/51119-CBO-2019-06-ltbo.xlsx
This was done in June so it doesn't take into account the newest increases in the budget.  This would hit 150% of GDP in 2051.

	Nominal	Debt Held By	Debt Held
Year	GDP	Public Percent	By Public
2019	21,300	78.00%	16,614
2020	22,100	79.00%	17,459
2021	22,900	81.00%	18,549
2022	23,800	83.00%	19,754
2023	24,700	85.00%	20,995
2024	25,600	86.00%	22,016
2025	26,700	87.00%	23,229
2026	27,700	88.00%	24,376
2027	28,700	89.00%	25,543
2028	29,900	91.00%	27,209
2029	31,000	92.00%	28,520
2030	32,200	93.00%	29,946
2031	33,500	95.00%	31,825
2032	34,800	97.00%	33,756
2033	36,100	99.00%	35,739
2034	37,500	101.00%	37,875
2035	38,900	103.00%	40,067
2036	40,400	105.00%	42,420
2037	41,900	108.00%	45,252
2038	43,600	110.00%	47,960
2039	45,200	113.00%	51,076
2040	47,000	116.00%	54,520
2041	48,800	119.00%	58,072
2042	50,700	122.00%	61,854
2043	52,700	125.00%	65,875
2044	54,800	128.00%	70,144
2045	56,900	131.00%	74,539
2046	59,200	134.00%	79,328
2047	61,500	137.00%	84,255
2048	64,000	141.00%	90,240
2049	66,500	144.00%	95,760

Update:  Notice that this has an odd "dip" in 2029.  The increase in debt held by the public from 2027 to 2028 is 1,666 but the increase from 2028 to  2029 is only 1,311.  This doesn't make any sense.  Maybe there is some tax cut that expires in 10 years, leading to an increase in tax revenue in 2029.