Senate Proceeding on Mar 10th, 2011 :: 3:18:50 to 3:19:44
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Carl Levin: the presiding officer: the gentleman from ill senator from illinois. mr. kirk: that's $35 billion borrowed per week to run our government, totaling over over $1.5 trillion borrowed just to run the government for a

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Speech By: Carl Levin

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Carl Levin: year. harvard's great economic his forrian nael ferguson noted the decline of a country can be clearly marked when we see it paying its money lenders more than its army. his classic case comes from the french monarchy of t who failed to make interest

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Carl Levin: payments on their debt, causing a financial collapse that triggered their revolution. recently, carmen reinhardt and kenneth roga wrote a brilliant book entitled "this time is different, eight centuries of financial folly." their vast study revealed that