danielpalos
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- Jan 24, 2015
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Yes, it does. General welfare spending produces a higher multiplier effect than general warfare spending or common offense spending. That is why our Founding Fathers wisely enumerated, only common Defense spending.
If you think that advocates for the fiscal responsibility of the 'blue team' - you might want to think some more.
...plus you might want to consider the austerity in federal spending required to start paying down the debt. You up for that?