Topic: Ron Paul
Ron Paul versus the 3 Trillion Dollar Government Ron Paul and Mike Gravel supporter wonders Why War when We-the-People could go to Skool?by Jake, the Champion of the Constitution
(Libertarian)
Saturday, February 23, 2008
A brief look at the size of the US government:
$2.9 Trillion in federal spending in 2008 with a projected deficit of $410 Billion.1
This is equivalent to about 150,000,000 YEARS of college at current rates. 2
In 1990, the total annual receipts for our government was $1.0 Trillion. Please don't forget our Armed Forces were 2.1 million strong and staring down the USSR. We now have only 1.4 million troops. 1
What is the Future you ask? $0.9 Trillion increase in taxation from 2008 levels by 2013.1 That is $11,400 annually for every man, woman, and child in the United States, an increase of $3,000 from today. Thinking about retiring? Strap in for a wild ride.
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