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Tuesday, September 20, 2005
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Interesting post from NewMexiKen. He writes, "During the Federal fiscal year which ends in ten days, we taxpayers will have paid about $350 billion dollars in interest. That is, nearly twice as much as the estimated cost to repair the damage from Katrina. About 75% of the principal (that is, the national debt on which we paid the $350 billion) resulted during the administrations of Ronald Reagan, George H.W. Bush and George W. Bush. The other 25% came about during the other 212 years of our Republic."
Category: 2008 Presidential Election
6:06:17 PM 
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The Bull Moose waxes nostalgic this morning writing, "But, surely, the right must now look back wistfully at the Clinton years. James Lee Wit has become a legendary hero. Budgets were balanced. Welfare was reformed. Taxes were cut and the free market flourished.
"Oh, those were the good old days!
"After eight years of the second Bush Presidency, there very well may be a great yearning in the land to re-live those '90's glory years of peace and prosperity that were delivered by the Clinton Presidency. Will a Clinton follow a Bush once again?
"Conservatives for Hillary?"
Category: 2008 Presidential Election
7:11:25 AM
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