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My sources say the national debt grows at $7,000,000 per minute or about $117,000 per second. Below find a summary site with other interesting stuff about the national debt.
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My sources say the national debt grows at $7,000,000 per minute or about $117,000 per second. Below find a summary site with other interesting stuff about the national debt.
U.S. National Debt
... problems of U.S. national debt
U.S. National Debt
... problems of U.S. national debt
You must have forgotten that the only president to have a balanced budget since LBJ was Clinton, another Democrat. Clinton achieved that by raising taxes (without a single Republican vote in Congress) and by cutting spending.
Republicans
No, but I would enjoy the retiring of this very tired talking point.
We should hold poker runs every weekend to benefit this deficit!!
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Bellingham talk: Government debt continues to weigh heavily as economy moves ...
Is rising government debt putting countries like the United States in the danger zone?
It's a topic Dennis Murphy tackled at the Northwest Business Club meeting Wednesday, May 9, in Bellingham. Murphy, an economics professor at Western Washington University and dean emeritus at the College of Business and Economics, is a longtime local speaker who has the ability to take a complex topic, show the data, then boil it down to information that everyone can understand.
Source: Bellingham Herald
Greece starts another day with no government
Athens, Greece (CNN) -- The leader of the socialist PASOK party in Greece is starting efforts to build a government, his party said Thursday, making him the third Greek politician since Sunday to make the attempt.
Evangelos Venizelos said it was "obvious that the people want stability" and spoke in favor of Greece staying the eurozone, the group of 17 European countries that use a common currency.
Source: CNN
Swan's dangerous debt game
Parliament was awash with non sequiturs yesterday. The basic form was this:
Coalition: "Why is Labor boosting middle-class welfare in a year when we should be slashing expenditure to offset sharp declines in revenue?"
Labor: "How dare you insult working families!
Source: Business Spectator
