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Economy

skippercollector

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9. thanks

Reply to skippercollector (Original post)

Sun Dec 30, 2012, 06:10 PM

Dec 2012

I want to thank everyone for replying. It helped a lot!
I've noticed this month that while there's been a great deal of discussion about the end of the tax cuts, there's been little or nothing about the reduction of public services, at least, nothing that I've found.

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dumb question about the fiscal cliff [View all] skippercollector Dec 2012 OP

first they are two different events and NMDemDist2 Dec 2012 #1

Hmmm... Rider3 Dec 2012 #2

I'm ready to go over. mbperrin Dec 2012 #4

. Prometheus_unbound Dec 2012 #3

wrong. the Bush era tax cuts for everyone ... Blackhawk44 Dec 2012 #5

Fine Prometheus_unbound Dec 2012 #6

Reduced demand from immediate cash could be made up mbperrin Dec 2012 #11

Taking a stab at it Yo_Mama Dec 2012 #7

Sausage. hay rick Dec 2012 #8

thanks skippercollector Dec 2012 #9

Going over the fiscal cliff (FC) would be good in the long run golfguru Dec 2012 #10

I'm back! skippercollector Jan 2013 #12

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