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Perhaps It's Time for the Gov't to Sell What It Doesn't Really Need

J. Alex Stamos

Las Vegas Weekly | February 12, 2009

Real people who have bills and not enough money might put their useless stuff up for sale on eBay. Of course, for government the math does not work that way. In government you either raise taxes or cut programs. But imagine if that were not so.

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Tags: economic issues

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