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November 2025

By Anthony J. Sanders

Wishing CMS Payments to Health Care Trust Funds a happy, healthy and affordable 2 percent consumer price inflation (CPI) beginning FY 2026. Payment from Bancorp did not arrive over the Thanksgiving weekend and I may not be able to afford my sister’s family Darn Tuff socks with life time warranties, this Christmas. In the future, I will be sure to go hiking during these stressful, family oriented, bank holiday famines. I am happy with the official sequestration line established by Payments to Health Care Trust Funds, but the hundred(s) of billions of dollars of savings is insufficient to afford $600 billion for a $2,000 rebate for 300 million Americans, without the hardship of economic recession to justify the Federal Reserve to print money, that rebate proposal must be sequestered like any alleged proceeds of tariff increases causing volume reduction since 2018 violation of the Swiss Formula for Unilateral Tariff Reductions (2007). Similarly, but making effective use of the word reduction, the Medicare Deficit Reduction Transfer (DRT) theory establishes price controls where the concept of Medicare Part A spending on Parts B and D reduction equates with more affordable, but still neoplastic Payments to Health Care Trust Funds growth, to be limited to 2% CPI FY 26.

Health and Human Services, Sequestration FY 17 – FY 26 HA-15-11-25, HA-1-12-25

The objective is to hire 750 CMS FTEs FY 2026 to sequester Medicare from 2022, and Medicaid from 2024, sustain the 3 percent inflation for Public Health Services and negotiate 2 percent premium inflation for a reasonable ACA subsidy less than $89 billion FY 2025, that would be paid by CMS for the first time FY 2026, for the relief of the refundable premium cost sharing reductions from the Treasury FY 17 – FY 26 HA-13-7-25 pursuant to a waiver of sovereign immunity 11USC§106. Total Health and Human Services spending: $877,891 million FY 17; $885,284 million FY 18; $940,870 million FY 19; $1,019,761 million FY 20; $1,103,917 million FY 21; $1,177,244 million FY 22; $1,187,711 million FY 23; $1,153,171 million FY 24; $1,225,835 million FY 25; $1,360,293 million FY 26. This is a statistically significant deficit reduction from prior Department of Health and Human Service estimate, due to abandonment of Trust Fund data and adoption of Payments to Health Care Trust Fund reported in the CMS Justification of Estimates for Appropriations Committees: $1,050 billion FY 17; $1,118 billion FY 18; $1,169 billion FY 19; $1,249 billion FY 20; $1,353 billion FY 21; $1,384 billion FY 22; $1,409 billion FY 23; $1,482 billion FY 24; $1,526 billion FY 25; $1,572 billion FY 26 in Sec. 1,000(b)(8) of An Act Supplementing appropriations for the fiscal years ending Oct. 1, 2017-26 HA-12-6-25. Medicare Actuary is challenged to (i) explain the deficit reduction transfer to Part B and D from the Part A actuarial surplus between 5 percent average annual growth in HI payroll tax and <2 percent inflation for Part A benefits produce and (ii) limit inflation in government contributions to Part B and D to 3 percent annual inflation from 2022 baseline, the last year Medicare was sequestered, <2 percent going into effect 2026 under 2USC§907. Part D can sustain an actuarial surplus with 3 percent annual spending increases. Effective sequestration limits actual CPI of medical procedures, products and premiums, to less than one percent, to increase trade volume within the 2 percent CPI limit on total benefit spending growth.

Bancorp v. Deposit Insurance Fund (DIF) HA-22-11-25

I trust Oregon has earned more than $50 interest from the $16,033 Bancorp Unclaimed Property dating to 2021. Taking into consideration a >$167 service fee, this extinguishes the claim for >$16,200 life savings from Netspend. In my waiver of sovereign immunity, there is an additional $2,034 due from the Bureau of Fiscal Service authorized Direct Express monopoly from November and December 2021. The total amount of insured bank deposits lost or stolen from me by Washington DC in 2021 for which a waiver of sovereign immunity is due comes to $18,401 under 11USC§106. The US District Court is furthermore sought to grant leave to Appeal for a 6% annual rate of interest (for the entire class) pursuant to Armed Activities on the Territory of the Congo (Democratic Republic of the Congo v.Uganda) 1999-2022. In my case, after four years, 6% interest means 24% growth. 24% interest come to a grand total of $22,817 minus $16,033 paid by Bancorp, equals $6,784 outstanding from the DIF, in behalf of Direct Express this 2025, or $7,191 in 2026. The United States District Court may certify the Bancorp retention of (Netspend 2021) records by insured depository institutions 12USC§1829b as a class action to the DIF for continuing slow and incomplete resolution by State Unclaimed Property Programs or swift and complete resolution by the Federal Treasurer pursuant to Rule 23 Fed. Civ. R. The Unclaimed Deposits Amendments Act of 1993 (UDAA), Public Law 103-44, amended the FDI Act effective June 28, 1993 12USC§1822 (e). Record-keeping for Timely Deposit Insurance Determination regulation (12 CFR Part 370) may at any time liquidate the DIF by the General Authority of the Federal Treasury Secretary to pay deposit insurance benefits, via tax and social security payment records, from the DIF to insure all (Netspend 2021) depositors against fraud and loss, with 6 percent annual interest, at no cost to anyone but the DIFs reputation to have never paid any bona fide deposit insurance benefits in 90 years under 31USC§321(a)(3)(5).

Department of Labor FY 17 – FY 26 HA-20-11-25

A waiver of sovereign immunity is needed for DOL to sustain 3 percent inflation for Youth Programs and for the National Activities consolidation by Make America Skilled Again to include 3 percent inflation to redress alleged low Job Corp graduation rates and Community Service for Older Americans, and to sustain DOL UTF transfers and guarantee sufficient funding for BLS whereas the Commerce Department has not produced an official FY 26 Budget Request, and lowballs the proposed BLS transfer, that is unlikely to prevail, without sustained Gen. Fund from DOL Budget in brief, that seems to suffer ADD FY 26, incidental to overzealous budget cuts, and should be recomputed 11USC§106. (1) Full Time Equivalents (FTE) Employment: 16,291 FY 17; 15,438 FY 18; 15,176 FY 19; 14,546 FY 20; 14,672 FY 21; 14,895 FY 22; 15,740 FY 23; 15,420 FY 24; 14,767 FY 25; 10,821 FY 26A; 14,915 FY 26B. (2) Total DOL Budget Request: $46 billion FY 17; $39.9 billion FY 18; $40.4 billion FY 19; $504.4 billion FY 20; $458.8 billion FY 21; $44.4 billion FY 22; $90.5 billion FY 23; $67.8 billion FY 24; $69.5 billion FY 25; $53.7 billion FY 26A; $59.8 billion FY 26B. (3) Total DOL Presidential Budget Request Added-up for Comparison: Total General Fund: $43.0 billion FY 17; $40.6 billion FY 18; $39.3 billion FY 19; $503.9 billion FY 20; $457.9 billion FY 21; $43.3 billion FY 22; $89.2 billion FY 23; $89.0 billion FY 24; $80.8 billion FY 25; $56.9 billion FY 26A; $59.8 billion FY 26B.

Department of Commerce FY 17 – FY 26 HA-17-11-25

Annual Statistical Abstract of the United States v. Howard Lutnick, Secretary of Commerce. The US Department of Commerce website does not respond to searches; their website is advertised by USA.gov. The FY 2026 Budget Summary Discretionary Control Table is much easier to use than prior Department of Commerce Budget in Brief. Fiscal Years 2019 – 2025 nonetheless Mr. Lutnick is ruled a failure to appear on the all-important topic of producing a FY 2026 Budget-in-brief. Traditional review of the Commerce Budget in brief must mine through vast quantities of worthless mandatory appropriations, probably derived from the activity of the Economic Development Administration, to find for the Actual numbers found in the Comparison of Estimate with FY 20-- Actual and FY 20-- Annualized CR table, towards the end of the budget in brief. Department of Labor and Commerce Budgets failingly propose to reorganize the BLS, the Census Bureau, and the Bureau of Economic Analysis into a single statistical agency at the Department of Commerce, under the policy direction of the same BEA Under Secretary for Economic Affairs, who criminally overestimates US GDP since 2017. Trump's internationally contagious, US GDP overestimates since 2017 corrupted international GDP overestimates by the World Bank since 2018 and HA has recalculated them using IMF economic growth rates. The GDP overestimates compounds the huge Asian overestimates since the 2010 Census attempted to discriminate against the existence of the Hispanic race in the United States. The meaningful issuance of 'belated birth certificates' is supported by Census population totals over National Vital Statistics Service undercounts. In the case of a severely mentally ill, racist, Secretary of Commerce, with some basic math skills, but not enough respect for himself or others, to reproduce the Economic Development Administration mandatory program estimates, or hope the adoption of the Bureau of Labor Statistics will prevail, the civil rights crime is deprivation of relief 18USC§246 that settles Creditors of the United States 18USC§914, the treatment is the same as any Secretary of Commerce – a waiver of sovereign immunity under 11USC§106, to pay 3 percent inflation for services to “re-institutionalize the Annual Statistical Abstract, erroneously discontinued 2011” pursuant to Washington v. Harper (1990) as directed by the, Commerce Secretary sign-able, United States Atlas, 2025 HA-28-2-25.

Actual Veterans Affairs FY 18 – FY 26 HA-14-11-25

A waiver of sovereign immunity may be granted on condition the VA confesses to two fraud convictions in the FY 2027 Budget Request pursuant 11USC§106. Back-pay for the government shutdown is due pursuant to the Anti-deficiency Act of 1982 31USC§1341(c) as amended by the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2018. One, it is necessary for the General Fund to forfeit the Cost of War Toxic Exposures Fund (TEF) false (additional congressional budget authority) statements relating to health care matters 18USC§1035 to finally convict Denis McDonough. Two, Veterans Benefits Administration (VBA) must fine the Mandatory Benefits Compensation $36,763 million FY 25 and $39,138 million FY 26 to reduce overestimates from $212,553 million to $175,790 million FY 25, and $227,936 million to $188,798 million FY 26 to prosecute the crime (overestimation) by or affecting persons engaged in the business of insurance 18USC§1033 and defend Doug Collins against actually being convicted of benefit overestimation, when he was twice swindled by his predecessor pursuant to 24USC§419. For VA benefit judgment, hostile fire is reinterpreted to extend to all soldiers, sailors and airmen witnessing American homicide 24USC§412.

Interior Department FY 17 - FY 26 HA-10-11-25

Do not email the Department of Interior; the Secretary is the Windows 8 software engineer. Interior Department must pay for 'covered lapse of employment' pursuant to the Anti-deficiency Act of 1982 31USC§1341(c) as amended by the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2018. Not all variables in the Interior Department surplus or deficit equation are certain. Current appropriations are accurate and codified for inclusion in Federal Financial Assistance 2CFR§311.1. Total Current Appropriations: $13,576 million FY 17; $13,535 million FY 18; $11,961 million FY 19; $16,476 million FY 20; $15,671 million FY 21; $16,050 million FY 22; $18,174 million FY 23; $18,931 million FY 24; $17,082 million FY 25; $17,187 million FY 26. Revenues remain highly overestimated, and Total Revenues are estimated 3 percent inflation from FY 21 to fill in the blanks. An effort must be made to guarantee Budget Authority does not exceed true Revenues. Interior Department should aim to declare a $3 billion surplus at the end of the fiscal year, to be used as undistributed offsetting receipts to reduce the deficit and pay for the first current appropriations of the new fiscal year. Having been confused by Mineral Leasing and Associated Payments, and other dubious expenses, Office of the Secretary is prohibited any Permanent appropriations from FY 25. The Interior Department and/or their Office of Natural Resource Revenue (ONRR) FY 19, are highly obligated to correct Revenue overestimates in FY 19 and since FY 21, and Budget Authority FY 23 – FY 24. Substituting 3 percent annual inflation in Total Revenues for incredibly high revenue overestimates, since FY 2021, it is possible for the General Fund to guarantee Permanent appropriations FY 25 – FY 27 a surplus. (1) Total Revenues, estimate: $29,860 million FY 25; $30,756 million FY 26; $31,678 million FY 27. (2) Total Budget Authority: $27,621 million FY 25; $28,450 million FY 26; $29,304 million FY 27. (3) Surplus: $2,239 million FY 25; $2,306 million FY 26; $2,374 million FY 27.

United States Department of Transportation FY 17 – FY 26 HA-8-11-25

In the United States District Court for Western Kentucky. UPS Airlines Flight 2976 was a scheduled domestic cargo flight that crashed shortly after takeoff on November 4, 2025, leaving 13 dead and 9 missing. DOT owes UN compensation, $5,150 (2025) per casualty plus property, in addition to usual insurance settlement, to especially ensure air traffic controllers and airfield mechanics, are designated and protected essential workers, so as not to endanger air safety. Advance appropriations accepted as DOT undistributed offsetting receipts to reduce the deficit and pay the first current appropriations of the new fiscal year, to secure multi-year obligations and stabilize 3 percent inflation for services, from FY 20, in the July 16, 2026 update of Sec. 2,000 of An Act Supplementing appropriations for the fiscal years ending Oct. 1, 2017-26. Office of the Secretary, Salaries and Expenses is fined $19 million, to sustain 3 percent inflation for the Office of Civil Rights FY 26, to stop obstructing redress of deprivation of DOT relief 18USC§246. Treasury must pay 'covered lapse of employment' to all DOT employees pursuant to the Anti-deficiency Act of 1982 31USC§1341(c) as amended by the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2018, whereas Treasury has $148 billion General Fund balance available 31USC§1502 to pay Arrears without incurring a deficit in excess of 3 percent of true GDP. (1) Total Budget Request, Total Budgetary Resources: $77,049 million FY 17; $88,864 million FY 18; $87,410 million FY 19; $123,077 million FY 20; $157,852 million FY 21; $140,796 million FY 22; $144,272 million FY 23; $144,444 million FY 24; $144,711 million FY 25; $147,095 million FY 26. (A) Current Appropriations: $77,049 million FY 17; $88,864 million FY 18; $87,410 million FY 19; $86,992 million FY 20 $87,658 million FY 21; $103,960 million FY 22; $107,461 million FY 23; $107,633 FY 24; $107,900 FY 25, $111,284 billion FY 26. (B) Advance Appropriations: 0 FY 17 – FY 19; $36,085 million FY 20; $70,194 million FY 21; $36,836 million FY 22; $36,811 million FY 23; $36,811 million FY 24; $36,811 million FY 25; $35,811 million FY 26.

United States Department of Agriculture FY 17 – FY 26 HA-27-10-25, HA-3-11-25, HA-5-11-25

Total USDA Budget Request: $120,940 million FY 17; $122,445 million FY 18; $117,108 million FY 19; $137,624 million FY 20; $170,715 million FY 21; $184,588 million FY 22; $178,255 million FY 23; $170,380 million FY 24; $173,525 million FY 25; $176,395 million FY 26, 1.6 percent inflation, baseline for 3 percent annual growth to FY 30. Off-budget CCC and RMA are unaccounted for and FY 26 Budget Summary privatization of Rural Development unopposed. The USDA FY 26 Budget Summary should be considered Supplemented. Proposed cuts are too insufficient to warrant comparative calculation of supplemental appropriations. The President must get 3 percent inflation for services right in his January 2026 Budget Request. In the absence of a split ticket, the President cannot allow himself to be confused by arbitrary distinctions between discretionary, mandatory and supplemental appropriations, to add-up the total Budget Request. To produce an accurate SNAP adjusted USDA Budget Request, one percent population growth justifies competitive 3.02 percent growth in total SNAP spending, for the same round $106.9 billion FY 26, that resulted in beneficiary overestimate and un-edited total for FY 26, in the second draft. Law and equity could not be done right in one day. Total SNAP Benefits are $99.9 billion FY 26. Counter-hyper-inflationary measures warrant the limitation of consumer price inflation to 2 percent more than FY 25, whereby the Average individual monthly benefit is $194.40 FY 26. Three percent inflation in SNAP administrative costs reaches $7,011.30 million FY 26, right on time. This third draft charms FSA, NRCS, CNS, FS, AMS and APHIS equally, sustaining 3 percent inflation to respond to epidemics, such as bird flu with eucalyptus tea, sample refoulered imports and test E. coli Shigella neurotoxin woke #? water. To treat Trump-era statistical errors, small Research, Education and Economics agencies enjoy 3 percent annual inflation from FY 17. Although un-tabulated and due usual three percent inflation, Foreign Agricultural Assistance, P.L. 480 is written into the Budget Summary, and an effort must be made to include it in the total Budget Request.