States Face $127 BILLION Budget Shortfall As Stimulus Dries Up

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The budget bomb will hit next year - if the states and the feds don't get everyone's house in order, get your wheelbarrows ready for going to the grocery store, as inflation and interest rates will skyrocket because the printing presses will have to being rolling off sheets of "dolla, dolla bills" 24/7/365 to pay for all of this.

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David http://wyld-about-money.blogspot.com/

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