Aug 11, 2009 The Dollar and Growing National Debt - Part 1 of 2
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"When you talk past the next election, past the next two elections, there are going to be countless wars, foreign military problems, God knows what else that's going to pop up, natural disasters, and none of the projections we have currently mean much of anything, past about two years from now."
Isn't that an argument for being MORE fiscally conservative, to prepare for those expenses?
mmortal03 2 years ago