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The war in Iraq will ultimately cost U.S. taxpayers not hundreds of billions of dollars, but an astonishing $2 trillion, and perhaps more. There has been very little in the way of public conversation, even in the presidential campaigns, about the consequences of these costs, which are like a cancer inside the American economy.

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    Hobe5 months, 4 weeks ago

    The $2 Trillion Nightmare

    You Know What? If Bill Clinton had delt with Osama Bin Laudin when he was advised, there may never have been a 911...

    Also, there may never have been an Iraq WAR....

    The Clinton's are Not good for America....

    Lie, Lie, Lie, Deny, Deny, Deny,....

    Time for these Corrupt Politician's to Retire....

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      engineer5 months, 4 weeks ago

      That's it!

      Blame the Clintons for this administrations evilness. I would expect that from a neocon

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      blinkers5 months, 4 weeks ago

      Bill Clinton has had no influence on the grotesque policies followed by this shambolic administration.

      And any time is the right time for a "corrupt politician" to retire -- trouble is, there wouldn't be much government left if only honest politicians held office!

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        NOzilla5 months, 4 weeks ago

        You don't understand, they NEED Osama bin Laden to start a 9/11, then Afghanistan and ultimately - IRAQ! U.S. cabinets also wanted a piece of Iran, but they haven't found the reason(s) yet. This has been carefully planned and premeditated for more than 4 decades!

        They know EXACTLY where Mr. bin Laden is.

        This great perception, which was created by 'our' corrupt/greedy governments is still a grand illusion to taxpayers as to why they couldn't find the so-called 'terrorist' is a mystery to most but not the few.

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        Lurch5 months, 4 weeks ago

        Ah, fact is, Bush is the only president who has had the chance to get OBL, and he let him go. Remember, it was your hero who said he didn`t know or care where OBL was only a few months after saying he wouldn`t rest til OBL was dead.

        Think we know who the flip-flopper in chief is.

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          tkyrchncs5 months, 4 weeks ago

          If the congress had dealt properly with the Bush administration there would never have been an Iraq war. If the American people had dealt with their government over the Iraq war as they did with the Viet Nam war the war would be long over. If the senior military officers had just given the correct advice about what lunacy it is, there might have been no Iraq war. If Saddam Hussein's mother had fallen down the stairs at the right time there might have been no Iraq war. What drivel. There CONTINUES to be an Iraq war and WE DO NOTHING. We DESERVE the debt and the ill will of the world and the dead and injured and sick soldiers and WORSE.

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        nikkibabe5 months, 4 weeks ago

        Iraq war is to control its oil wealth.

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          Lurch5 months, 4 weeks ago

          And if America is stupid enough to elect McCain, we can double or even triple that debt!

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            NOzilla5 months, 2 weeks ago

            Believe me, America CAN be pretty stupid (hence Bush's 2nd term???). I will vote, but it ain't going to be for McCain, I leave that to the people that's got their head stuck up their asses while singing kumbaya.

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              doppich5 months, 2 weeks ago

              I believe those who voted for Bush and will vote for McCain are singing "profit uber alles," not kumbaya.

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              finnanzaa2 months, 3 weeks ago

              The war in Iraq will ultimately cost U.S. taxpayers not hundreds of billions of dollars, but an astonishing $2 trillion, and perhaps more. There has been very little in the way of public conversation, even in the presidential campaigns, about the consequences of these costs, which are like a cancer inside the American economy. http://pricelistreview.org

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