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If you move 8 spaces on each total, shouldn't it really be $385.00? 
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The funniest thing about that example is that they miscalculated the recent budget cuts when scaling back. It should actually be $3.85... If you move 8 spaces on each total, shouldn't it really be $385.00?
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If you move 8 spaces on each total, shouldn't it really be $385.00?
Or am I retardeder than usual? Quoted:
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The funniest thing about that example is that they miscalculated the recent budget cuts when scaling back. It should actually be $3.85... If you move 8 spaces on each total, shouldn't it really be $385.00?
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Quoted: One of you is right. Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: The funniest thing about that example is that they miscalculated the recent budget cuts when scaling back. It should actually be $3.85... If you move 8 spaces on each total, shouldn't it really be $385.00? Or am I retardeder than usual? One of you is right. lol |
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Well, if any of you folks have a good day and feel like changing that then just go here and have a look at usdebtclock.org.
Enjoy. 
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What happens if we establish a budget surplus and eventually pay off all the national debt? Do we then start accumulating "national wealth?" Where does that money go? Do we start getting kickbacks at tax season? Budget surplus can happen and has happened in the past. They don't last long as they're always followed by even more spending. The fiscal responsibility you're proposing just doesn't happen in our system. But, theoretically, surplus taxes should be returned to the taxpayers.  now I made myself laugh!
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If you move 8 spaces on each total, shouldn't it really be $385.00?
Or am I retardeder than usual? Quoted:
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The funniest thing about that example is that they miscalculated the recent budget cuts when scaling back. It should actually be $3.85... If you move 8 spaces on each total, shouldn't it really be $385.00?
Or am I retardeder than usual? Nope, you're right. I had my head up my ass...
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Budget surplus can happen and has happened in the past. They don't last long as they're always followed by even more spending. The fiscal responsibility you're proposing just doesn't happen in our system. But, theoretically, surplus taxes should be returned to the taxpayers. now I made myself laugh! Quoted:
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What happens if we establish a budget surplus and eventually pay off all the national debt? Do we then start accumulating "national wealth?" Where does that money go? Do we start getting kickbacks at tax season? Budget surplus can happen and has happened in the past. They don't last long as they're always followed by even more spending. The fiscal responsibility you're proposing just doesn't happen in our system. But, theoretically, surplus taxes should be returned to the taxpayers. now I made myself laugh! Our state, North Carolina, had a budget surplus several years ago and I don't remember getting a refund, so I'm thinking they found some way to spend the surplus Think about what our politicians do 90% of the time - figuring out how to spend money when they're not naming bridges and things like that.
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