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Yes, Repubs say we NEED to cut programs such as Medicare in order to pay for useless weapons programs.
"It is one of 22 major Army weapons programs canceled since 1995, ringing up a price tag of more than $32 billion for equipment that was never built. A new study, commissioned by the Army and obtained by The Washington Post, condemns the service’s efforts as “unacceptable.”
Yes, Repubs say we NEED to cut programs such as Medicare in order to pay for useless weapons programs.
"It is one of 22 major Army weapons programs canceled since 1995, ringing up a price tag of more than $32 billion for equipment that was never built. A new study, commissioned by the Army and obtained by The Washington Post, condemns the service’s efforts as “unacceptable.”
Those programs need to be cut and so do the abandoned weapons programs along with the unnecessary jet engines. It's not that either/or needs to be cut; it all needs to be cut if we're going to be serious.
Yes, Repubs say we NEED to cut programs such as Medicare in order to pay for useless weapons programs.
"It is one of 22 major Army weapons programs canceled since 1995, ringing up a price tag of more than $32 billion for equipment that was never built. A new study, commissioned by the Army and obtained by The Washington Post, condemns the service’s efforts as “unacceptable.”
The fact that you're willing to look the other way and argue about something else completely speaks volumes.
Most people are just afraid of being called a traitor like Tom Drake has been for bringing to light fraud, waste and abuse at the National Security Agency (NSA).
Yes, Repubs say we NEED to cut programs such as Medicare in order to pay for useless weapons programs.
"It is one of 22 major Army weapons programs canceled since 1995, ringing up a price tag of more than $32 billion for equipment that was never built. A new study, commissioned by the Army and obtained by The Washington Post, condemns the service’s efforts as “unacceptable.”
The fact that you're willing to look the other way and argue about something else completely speaks volumes.
Whats disturbing, is someone is bringing up a 32 billion 16 year old debt and not saying a thing about the 200+ billion monthly debt obama is making.....
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