Behold, the projected consequences of four more years. Philip Klein surveys the wreckage described in the latest comprehensive budget report from the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office (most of these estimates assume an unrealistic "baseline" in which the "doc fix" doesn't happen and various unpopular cuts to Medicare actually go into effect):
CBO: Public debt by 2023 = $19.9 trillion
— Philip Klein (@philipaklein) February 5, 2013
CBO: Gross federal debt (public debt + $ owed to trust funds) to reach $26 trillion by 2023
— Philip Klein (@philipaklein)...











There's a thing called a "search engine." Use it.
So, in addition to make the ASSumption that I was a Republican, you now want to double down and ASSume that I am also a Conservative.
Wrong, again, Lil' Puppyl
"IF seniors are being denied care due to a lack of doctors (and I contend that they are denied care) then wouldn't you think that allegedly conservative voices like TH and Republicans or any other would voice this very obvious problem instead of wasting time on what might happen years from now? Just curious. "
There have been articles about the subject on TH over the years. I neither have the time nor inclination to find
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