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Latest revision as of 11:22, 10 December 2023
President Lyndon Johnson -- declared war on poverty
and they have spent an untold amount of money. . . . .
solve the problem completely and
give every taxpayer One Million Dollars
No one wants a balanced budget
President Gerald Ford gave taxpayers a $50 rebate. Articles
Then we have the recent Stimulous Package
Another President < Need Research > promised a rebate but reneged
and did not give it.
George McGovern was running for president
and he promised $1000 to every taxpayer.
Nixon won by a landslide.
Need update on recent stimulous package <ref>
What would you do to solve poverty ?
just solve the problem completely and
== give every taxpayer $1,000,000.00
yes One Million Dollars ==
