Clinton plans and pennies in a five year budget
Stephanie A Goldman argues Clinton’s $329 billion in cuts and tax changes are vague and ineffective. She warns the plan relies on administrative consolidations and selective tax hikes, risking little actual investment and continued bureaucratic waste while urging decisive reform for future economic security.
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Jefferson Lincoln faith drives GOP plea for debt free economy
John C. Webb Jr urges Congress to listen to small business growth and monetary reform ideas. He cites Jefferson Lincoln and Kennedy era notes, warns of rising debt, tax burdens, and Fed secrecy, and proposes debt free local infrastructure loans via the Treasury. Webb urges Republican response from Gaithersburg.
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Recycling center tips for Frederick County residents
Linda Norris explains how to use Frederick County drop-off centers properly. The piece lists acceptable items, specifically bottles and clear glass, and warns against plastics cups bags and other rejects. It urges residents not to overload bins, break down boxes, and avoid grass clippings, stressing community impact and shared responsibility.
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Crowson Satirizes NewThink Inflation and Debt
Frank Crowson from Mount Airy critiqued NewThink economic ideas by recounting a tale of overextension and reckless spending. He contrasts infrastructure rhetoric with real consequences, noting inflated purchases, loans, and jail after debt spiraled. The piece reflects partisan satire of Clinton era fiscal policy.
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