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We have been guided by a republican administration who believes in this simplistic notion that people who have wealth are entitled to keep it.
There is not only the problem that efficient projects are often slow to get to the point where they generate actual expenditures, but also that once the government starts spending it is hard to turn off the tap when the stimulus is no longer needed.