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I'm not saying there aren't areas of investment, but if you were to say to somebody in business, we will double the budget on this one thing, you have to say, what numbers are we going to move ?
Found on CNN 5 years ago
I'd ask the question to both parties, you want to double the budget, that's a big change, 2 x is a big number, are you really going buy that kind of improvement for us ?
Found on CNN 5 years ago
The deficit is quoted on an annual basis, we lose about $ 750 billion a year as a country — could be a trillion. We don't use forecasts. We only use actuals. But $ 200 billion additional per year would be very significant on top of the $ 750 billion that we are already losing. Of course, there may be new revenue streams. We didn't hear about that today. But that can come.
Found on CNN 5 years ago
The one thing that I think you can ground on and say is accurate, is numbers, not adjectives that reflect what went on in the past, i think government numbers, not forecasts or third party analysis tells us the best story.
Found on CNN 5 years ago
Government today spends about $ 240 billion a year, if you take that, multiply it by 10, you're close to the 2 trillion.
Found on CNN 5 years ago
We believe government should be analyzed and held accountable by the numbers.
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