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Sorry, Donald Trump: A Big Infrastructure Bill Won't Save the Economy

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Yes, America's Military Budget Process Is Terrible

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How Trump Brought Down the Cost of Medicare and Medicaid

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Is America On the Brink of a Coronavirus Inflation Crisis?

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The Wall Street Journal Blamed Coronavirus For a State Budget Disaster. That's Not True.

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Is America Going Broke? Its Credit Rating Keeps Slipping

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Here's Which States Benefit—and Suffer From—Federal Government Spending

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Washington Post Admits Government Spending on Education Hasn't Decreased—Actually, It's Out of Control

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How Much Has Impeaching Trump Cost Taxpayers So Far?

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Trump's Big Tax Cut: A Waste of Time or a Big Economic Growth Driver?

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National Debt Passes $23 Trillion

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Could Impeachment Shut Down the Government?

To Fund The Democrats' 2020 Plans, Americans Will Pay Higher Taxes

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Nonprofit Fighting Homelessness: ‘The Government Is Not The Provider Of All Things’

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$3.6 Billion in Military Spending Going Towards Border Wall

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2020 Dems Climate Spending Plans: $26 Trillion Total

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