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|quote="Balancing the budget also lightens the debt burden. One figure Bush doesn't praise is the annual interest payment on the growing federal debt. Even by White House estimates, it will rise from $184 billion in 2005 to $302 billion in 2011." | |quote="Balancing the budget also lightens the debt burden. One figure Bush doesn't praise is the annual interest payment on the growing federal debt. Even by White House estimates, it will rise from $184 billion in 2005 to $302 billion in 2011." | ||
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{{opinion|Balancing the United States Federal Budget|Balance it|for}} | |||
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| Author(s) | Robert J. Samuelson | |||
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| Source | The Washington Post | |||
| Date | 7/20/2006 | |||
| URL | http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2006/07/19/AR2006071901789.html | |||
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