On the recordJune 21, 2011
We have plenty of money for meeting immediate obligations, but over the long term we are $23 billion short assets to liability.
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congress.govVINCENT SNOWBARGER: “We have plenty of money for meeting immediate obligations, but over the long term we are $23 billion short assets to…”
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Snowbarger discusses the financial shortfall of $23 billion in long-term obligations.
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