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John Spratt Quotes
«It's hard to get a clear picture of exactly where we stand. We've made progress with the training of Iraqi security forces, but it's taken a lot longer to get there than we anticipated.»
Author: John Spratt
«It is bad news for taxpayers, who might have to cover part of the unfunded pension costs for Northwest and Delta employees,»
Author: John Spratt
«There were no hearings, there was no testimony,»
Author: John Spratt
«What we've got now is a situation where none of this is easily possible,»
Author: John Spratt
«We can set aside a surplus to save Social Security or Medicare, or we can pass the burden of the baby boomers retirement off on to our children,»
Author: John Spratt
«The disturbing thing about the Bush forecast is that we are not just looking at the cyclical downturn -- a return to budget deficits because the economy is down, ... Fox News Sunday.»
Author: John Spratt
«Even after the economy is back on its feet and grows -- upon their assumption of the rate of 3.2 percent a year -- even then, we still have a negative bottom line after you back out Social Security and Medicare, as we think he should,»
Author: John Spratt
«Once we got the budget today, we found out why it was so long coming,»
Author: John Spratt
«any kind of significant downturn in the economy is going to put the budget back in the red.»
Author: John Spratt
«It would put us on a path to endless deficits and a Mount Everest of mountainous debt,»
Author: John Spratt