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Vicki McClure Davidson | November 17, 2011

  How big IS fifteen trillion dollars? Far, far bigger than anything that George W. Bush, plus all the other US presidents in the history of America, ever did to our nation. Read it and weep, America. Reported by CNS News, $15T Federal Debt Equals $160,545 for Each Full-Time Private-Sector American Worker: The U.S. Treasury [...]

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Vicki McClure Davidson | August 16, 2011

  Supply and Demand 101 — The demand for used cars has skyrocketed during Obama’s Era of Hopenchange. Not only has the disastrous economy hurt new car sales, but the government’s Cash for Clunkers program in 2009 took thousands of used cars out of circulation. This has driven up the market demand for used cars, [...]

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Vicki McClure Davidson | August 5, 2011

  Dark days, dark future for America… Our national debt has catapulted in one day to the highest it’s ever jumped, one in six Americans are on food stamps, the issuance of which has exploded to a new record of 45.8 million. Democrat members of Congress want to muffle or silence grassroots opposition to this [...]

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