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To: TimF who wrote (191424)6/22/2004 6:54:22 PM
From: tejek  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 1574854
 
There is different ways spending and spending increases can be measured, and different ways to measure the impact of presidents and of policies on spending, but by any reasonable measure I can think of Bush is a big spender.

Here is some reconmendations by the original source of youe data

heritage.org;

The increases in spending since 2000 are significant. It looks like Bush was trying to spend his way out of the recession.

ted


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