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These deficit reduction figures are of course extremely misleading, and thus meaningless, as they do not reflect the staggering cost... |
David Henson |
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The war *IS* taken into account. "As the mid-session review released yesterday by President Bush's Office of Management and Budget says,... [MORE] |
Pay Attention |
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Dallas fed says so, US liabilities increased 33.9 trillion dollars ($33,900,000,000,000.00) in 1 years from 50 trillion in 2006 to... [MORE] |
Smitty |
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As your exposition reveals, the Democrats never tire of or shrink from lying, to advance their goals of creating a... [MORE] |
John Spencer Yantiss |
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Over an economic cycle, we would expect a deficit at the beginning of the cycle to fall in both absolute... [MORE] |
Douglas Green |
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If the deficit went down to $1, the national debt would increase $1. Interest on that debt is north of... [MORE] |
Jay Alderson |
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huh...this tragedy you describe was cut in half in a relatively short period of time...and by the way, borrowing fuels... [MORE] |
jeffrey |
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"But as the shrinking figures above show, in fact the deficit is shrinking." Please...a $1.4 trillion deficit over four years is... [MORE] |
Biff Pocaroba |
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