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Mike’s Editorial
Posted by Michael Campbell
on Saturday, 5 December 2020 11:29
There’s something very wrong when the reaction to the massive federal deficit would be the same whether it was $250 billion, 382 billion or $550 billion. To say we are not serious about the financial danger is an understatement.