On the recordSeptember 22, 2004
The foreign debt of the United States under this administration has gone from $1 trillion to 1.8 trillion, an 80-percent increase in our foreign indebtedness.
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govinfo.govThe foreign debt of the United States under this administration has gone from $1 trillion to 1.8 trillion, an 80-percent increase in our foreign indebtedness.
Discussing the increase in U.S. foreign debt during a speech.
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