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About This Document: [...] they don't ask, "Cui bono?" The admitted U.S. national indebtedness is now the same size as the nation's GDP. He would end foreign aid and abolish five Cabinet departments that never should have been created in the first place (Energy, Housing, Commerce, Interior, and Education); engineer a 10-percent cut in the federal work force; and eliminate the Transportation Security Administration and rely on airline companies to assure the safety of their customers without groping them. [...] he would give young Americans the opportunity to opt out of the Ponzi scheme known as Social Security.

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Tags: The New American, Nov 21, 2011, Cui Bono?, McManus, John F, Commentary, Politics, Currency, Federal legislation, International relations, Special drawing rights, United States--US

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