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As of 2007 - Instead of invading Iraq, 7,726,076 public school teachers could have been hired for a year. Or, 266,956,850 children could have had health insurance for a year. Back to education, 21,612,280 students could have been provided with four-year college scholarships.
As of 2007 - Instead of invading Iraq, 7,726,076 public school teachers could have been hired for a year. Or, 266,956,850 children could have had health insurance for a year. Back to education, 21,612,280 students could have been provided with four-year college scholarships.
As of 2007 - Instead of invading Iraq, 7,726,076 public school teachers could have been hired for a year. Or, 266,956,850 children could have had health insurance for a year. Back to education, 21,612,280 students could have been provided with four-year college scholarships.
There are not that many children in the US, so without them to spend the money on....
Joking, this number was staggering in 2007, now it doesn't incite much of an emotional response and in light of proposed spending, kills the arguement of deficit spending to fund a war hurt our economy.
well....that 666 billion over 8 years is ALMOST as much as obama has spent in 6 months. not bad.
It does not take rocket science to understand that Obama is attempting to stimulate economy and put money back into the hands of Americans. Bush took our money to give money to the rich via tax breaks during a time of war, which is unheard of. He also lied to get the U.S. entrenched in an illegal occupation as his cronies made billions via no bid contracts. See the difference now? Stop the Limbaugh speak, it makes you sound stupid!
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