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Uploaded by on Oct 6, 2008

Airing Date Oct.5, 2008

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  • The U.S.A will go out with a whimper not a bang .

  • @wiggledytoes ron paul 2012. his agenda will reduce spending by trillions every year.

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  • We can't afford to be in war anymore.

  • @toSTONEiGO Still not "trillionS" a year. 1 Trillion in the first year...Only thing I can see being cut to really meet that would be discretionary spending and Defense...yeah, good luck with cutting defense.  >_<

  • @bldude2 wrong. yknow how much money we waste on useless wars and foreign aid? yknow how much we waste on useless time-consuming beurocracies such as the IRS HUD and DOE? yknow how many federal "entitlements" are given to people who dont need them? yknow how much the federal reserve taxes you every year? all this is uneccesary. we can easially cut $1T in the first year, and in a longer period of time we can faze out the IRS and replace medicade/medicare with a diff.Healthcare system etc.

  • @toSTONEiGO We don't have trillions to save each year.  O_o

  • The should have added some more debt to buy an extra digit on the debt clock! :D

  • @toSTONEiGO Ron Paul all the way, a man with principles, morals and common sense who hasnt been hi jacked by corporates. Shame mainstream media arent being fair to him. Not because hes a terrible candidate but because corporates own the mainstream media.

  • Lol two extra spaces, ha ha, think the politicians know whats coming. Do something about if America ffs.

  • @MaxMetal1993 Australias debt to gdp ratio is almost as high as the USA, some EU nations debt to gdp ratio is also MUCH higher then what it is today like England for example [almost 400$ compares to USA 100%].

    USA national debt was higher in 1949, our economy doesnt run on national debt it runs on the private sector which is booming;

    h_t_t_p_:_/_/_w_w_w_._u_s_d_e_­b_t_c_l_o_c_k_._o_r_g_/_w_o_r_­l_d_-_d_e_b_t_-_c_l_o_c_k_._h_­t_m_l [take out underscore] :D

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