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| Subject: Re: Dilbert's 1-page personal finance guide | Date: 9/23/2013 9:07 AM | |
| Author: THEMATHISNEAR | Number: 73191 of 92028 | |
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The big (but declining) deficits are primarily because of massive declines in revenues as a result of (1) the financial crash and (2) Bush tax cuts, along with (3) two unfunded wars, a major unfunded Medicare program (Part D), and TARP -- all of which he inherited from, yes, Bush. Just because you keep repeating lies doesn't make them true. |
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