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Interesting quote.
"A well-funded conservative movement that has convinced a significant portion of the population that they can live in a modern, highly developed country with decent infrastructure and a modest safety net, get an endless series of tax breaks and not take on a mountain of debt as a result. That mathematical impossibility represents a different problem; namely, a public thats poorly informed about taxes and spending."
Why the Deficit Is Simply Not an Economic Problem Now, or in Future Decades | Economy | AlterNet
"A well-funded conservative movement that has convinced a significant portion of the population that they can live in a modern, highly developed country with decent infrastructure and a modest safety net, get an endless series of tax breaks and not take on a mountain of debt as a result. That mathematical impossibility represents a different problem; namely, a public thats poorly informed about taxes and spending."
Why the Deficit Is Simply Not an Economic Problem Now, or in Future Decades | Economy | AlterNet