Jason Chaffetz wants Obama to bring troops home from AfghanistanDeseret NewsHe also said terrorism internationally is a continuing threat, as is growing national debt that is largely financed by China and other countries that he ...
TUESDAY: LettersColorado Springs GazetteIt's estimated that the “interest payment alone” on the national debt being run up by Barack Obama and his Democrat congress in 10 years will be $1 trillion ...
SalonWe need massive, permanent federal investment in infrastructure and public ...SalonIn the long run, however, new revenue is needed, to pay down the national debt to moderate and sustainable levels, to fund Social Security and Medicare and ...and m...
Top Ten Questions and Answers on Obama's Strategy in AfghanistanHeritage.orgYet, President Obama has spent his first year in office spending at an unprecedented rate while cutting major defense programs. With the national debt now ...and more ...
Rising debt threatens to derail Congress on just about everythingBradenton HeraldThe national debt is $12.1 trillion; Congress must vote soon to let it go higher, or else the Treasury won't be able to issue new debt. ...and more »
Rising debt threatens to derail Congress on just about everythingMiamiHerald.comThe national debt is $12.1 trillion; Congress must vote soon to let it go higher, or else the Treasury won't be able to issue new debt. ...and more »
To Control National Debt, Congress Needs to Tackle EntitlementsHeritage.orgFor the first time in history, the national debt has hit $12 trillion, and it will soon exceed the $12.1 trillion maximum amount of debt allowed by law. ...and more »
Most Canadians agree warming planet is a defining crisis that demands action ...CKFRBarrack Obama's arrival in the White House saw Canada endeavour to harness its environmental policies with those in the United States, our largest trading ...and mo...
Rising debt could derail Congress on just about everythingMiamiHerald.comThe national debt is $12.1 trillion and Congress must vote soon to let it go higher or else the Treasury won't be able to issue new debt. ...and more »
Will US lose its empire to interest expense?Daily Finance (blog)Well, our national debt has more than doubled from $5 trillion in 2000 to $12 trillion today and our Federal budget deficit is at a record $1.4 trillion. ...
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