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In September 2009, www.BankruptingPA.org launched the above video, The Story of Spending, which shows a timeline from President Roosevelt in 1933 where federal government spending per household increased from $3,474 to President Obama’s 2009 budget of $33,932 per household. Obama’s 2010-2019 agenda, however, is projected to cost a whopping $184,000 per household. Where does he think this money is coming from?

Our curent Politicians are engaged in reckless, unaccountable, out-of-control, spending. The Story of Spending tells the true story of government gone wild.

To those at the Commonwealth Foundation for Public Policy Alternatives in PA, …..congratulations on a great video!!

So what do you think? Have you passed this onto your family, friends, neighbors and co-workers yet? The only way we’re going to prevent this from continuing, and actually reversing course is through education. And YOU are the teacher!!

Posted by JasonWHoyt

Having participated on the original conference calls that launched the nationwide tea party movement, Jason has been collaborating and working with tea party organizers from across the country since February 2009. He's a co-founder of the Central Florida Tea Party Council, an Executive Committee member of the Florida Alliance, sits on the Steering Committee of the National Tea Party Federation and is co-founder of the Florida Political Press. Visit Jason's website or feel free to friend request him on Facebook here (personal profile) or here (FB Fan Page).

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