Students and the National Debt
by T.L. James | 1:12 pm, April 30, 2011 | Comments Off
An illuminating man-on-the-street video in which students at Stanford and Berkeley are asked to sign a pledge to pay their $47,000 share of the national debt, and to offer their own alternatives to spending reductions for trimming the federal deficit.
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Democrats, Economics, Political interviews, Small Government, Video
Tags: debt > deficit > federal budget > interview > man on the street > spending > taxes
Tags: debt > deficit > federal budget > interview > man on the street > spending > taxes
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