Nation’s Top Accountant: We suffer from a fiscal cancer!

Interesting segment on U.S. Comptroller’s view of our nation’s fiscal health (or lack thereof):

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7 Responses to Nation’s Top Accountant: We suffer from a fiscal cancer!

  1. Kerry Beaty says:
    March 26, 2009 at 4:18 am

    Hey Big A,

    I don’t turn 62 until 2021 – what do I do?
    It doesn’t look too good!

    Reply
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