In eight years, Bill Clinton only increased the budget from 1.41 trillion to 1.86 trillion, a 32.2% increase which is notably not adjusted for inflation. As a percentage of GDP the budget fell from 21.4% to 18.5%. Under eight years of Bush the budget increased from 1.86 trillion to 3.11 trillion, an uncanny 66.8% increase.
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Setting the Record Straight on George Bush’s Conservative “Free Market” Presidency
Posted by Andrew in February 24th 2009
Glossary Tease – Say’s Law
Posted by Ryan in February 20th 2009
In the “Surplus Wit” tab of the site navigation you will find a glossary meant to amuse AND educate. The following is a glossary tease. Check out the rest of it and please share with colleagues, friends, and family!
Lessons from ‘Raising Arizona’
Posted by Ryan in February 11th 2009
Nathan Arizona, Sr.: What are you after?
Leonard Smalls: I’ll give you an idea. As a pup, I myself fetched $30,000 on the black market.
And that was in 1954 dollars.
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