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tion now or in EFTA00692533 the near-term will only make these worse. Today the deficit is now down to about 5 percent of GDP -- where it was when Bill Clinton took office. And it is only projected to mushroom in later years mainly because healthcare costs are expected to rise faster than the economy is exp

about 5 percent of GDP -- where it was when Bill Clinton took office. And it is only projected to mushroom

stration is only the start. What they really want to do is not just simply change Washington but to eviscerate the U.S. government. In the words of Grover Norquist -- "drown it in the bathtub," -- slashing Social Security and Medicare, ending worker protections we've had since the 193os, eroding civil rights an

ficit reduction now or in the near- term will only make these worse. Besides, the deficit is now down to about 5 percent of GDP -- where it was when Bill Clinton took office. It is projected to mushroom in later years mainly because healthcare costs are expected to rise faster than the economy is expected to

about 5 percent of GDP -- where it was when Bill Clinton took office. It is projected to mushroom in late

What they set out to do was not simply change Washington but eviscerate the U.S. government -- "drown it in the bathtub," in the words of their guru Grover Norquist - - slashing Social Security and Medicare, ending worker protections we've had since the 1930s, eroding civil rights and voting rights, terminating

ddam Hussein? "I do not believe it is a rush to war," Biden said at the time. "I believe it is a march to peace and security." Or how about Hillary Clinton, then a first-term senator from New York, telling the Senate that "Saddam Hussein has worked to rebuild his chemical and biological weapons stock, h

g news shows describe Paul Ryan as economic wonk with the expertise to work with the Administration to resolve the current budget impasse. But like Grover Norquist, his real priority is not to make the federal government fiscally sustainable as it is to make it smaller. As Eugene Robinson pointed out this week