The deficite [SIC] is not shrinking
the deficit is indeed shrinking, my confused friend. in fact, the deficit has been cut in half since obama took office.
by the time clinton left, we actually had a year where we were actually balanced, no extra debt (a reduction of debt by some measures).
but the fiscally conservative republican after him took what was basically a surplus and turned it into a $1.5 trillion annual structural deficit by the time he left.
the next budget we'll see under obama should be close enough to $642 billion or so, which is about the fastest the deficit has shrunk since WWII.
so basically, you are entirely wrong.
it is simply not going up at the same rate this year as it was last year.
like i said, the deficit is actually going down at a faster rate this year than it did last year and is going down faster than any time since WWII.
it's actually not a good thing, as we should be spending more money on infrastructure, job programs, education and health care, all of which are high value added investments into our economy. but that's another topic.
we can disagree on the empirical data about keynesian success while still agreeing that you are dead wrong about this one.
the deficit is indeed shrinking, despite your confusion.
don't try to blame "liberal spin" for your own inability to not confuse the facts here.