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Ron Paul: Trillion Dollar Deficits Will Lead To Dollar Crisis
Congressman Ron Paul responds to Barack Obama’s admission that trillion dollar deficits will be here for years to come.

Ron Paul: Trillion Dollar Deficits Will Lead To Dollar Crisis

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Wednesday, January 7, 2009

Congressman Ron Paul responds to Barack Obama’s admission that trillion dollar deficits will be here for years to come.

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