In the 58 years since 1954, the federal government has spent more money each and every single year. Think about this. The last year our federal government spent less than the year before was the same year Ellis Island closed its doors and the U.S. Supreme Court declared segregated schools to be unconstitutional. Since then, it hasn’t mattered whether a Republican or Democrat was president, which party controlled Congress, whether the U.S. economy was booming or struggling, if deficits were mounting or what wars we were (or weren’t) waging, federal-government expenses have increased every...


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