Peggy Noonan wrote:
"People
are freshly aware of the real-world implications of a $1.6 trillion deficit, of
a $14 trillion debt. It will rob American of its economic power, and eventually
even of its ability to defend itself. Militaries cost money. And if other
countries own our debt, don't they in some new way own us? If China holds
enough of your paper, does it also own some of your foreign policy? Do we want
to find out?"[i]
This is a very good question.
[i] Peggy
Noonan, "Can Washington Cut Spending?," The
Wall Street Journal, February 20, 2010.
| |
Also by Oliver DeMille |
|
Like a master gardener, a Student Whisperer understands the principles that govern his success. This book will help you work effectively with your mentors, and become the mentor your students need you to be.
|
Connect with Oliver & Get More Content
|
|
| |