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Tag Archives: priorities
Orders of magnitude
$40,000,000,000,000 — the total government indebtedness as of 2011 $25,000,000,000,000 — the total state and local debt as of 2011 $14,590,000,000,000 — the US GDP $14,184,254,500,000 — the total national debt as of 5 March 2011 $3,550,000,000,000 — the federal … Continue reading
Posted in Economy, Education, Government, Nations, News, Politics, Society, Spending, United States, World Watch
Tagged Budgets, Consequences, magnitude, priorities, Spending
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Economy busting budgets
Can someone please explain this to me because I don’t understand how it works: How does more than $5 trillion in deficit spending in four years and more than $1 trillion in new taxes, whoever they might be against, help … Continue reading
Posted in Economy, Government, Nations, Politics, Preparedness, Quid Facis, Society, Spending, United States, World Watch
Tagged Budgets, Congress, Debt, Economy, Government, Medicare, president, priorities, Social Security, Spending, taxes
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Spending before spending
Worldview Thought for the Day How can Obama ask Congress to start debating the 2010 budget before we have a 2009 budget?
21:50 So, which is it
So far, Obama has claimed that the economy, social services, the environment, and health care are the most important issues of our time. McCain may not be able to do more than one thing at a time, but Obama appears … Continue reading
Posted in Economy, Elections, Government, Politics, Rhetoric, Society
Tagged claims, presidents, priorities
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