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The Financial Pressure is Building to the Exploding Point
Posted by Michael Campbell
on Saturday, 18 March 2017 19:02
Government inefficiency and wasting money is something virtually everyone has come to expect. The increasing push from politicians and political action groups towards a distracted voting public is to expand the role of government to correct the very problems that it itself creates. A solution we no longer have the financial luxury to afford.
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