Actually, all told, Government spending at all levels in the so-called war on poverty is now in excess of our national debt, $5 trillion.
NAN A. S. HAYWORTH: “Actually, all told, Government spending at all levels in the so-called war on poverty is now in excess of our national…”
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Discussing government spending related to the war on poverty.
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