The population in the US grows at about 9 or 10 or 11% per year. (The rate of growth is starting to slow a bit, but the Census Bureau predicts we'll be at about 392 million people by 2050)
Some questions:
Why is it hard to find out what the actual numbers are when I ask, "how much is the Federal Gov't expanding? "
What's an appropriate rate for a government to expand relative to the expansion of population?
If government is supposed to operate more like a business, and our Debt-to-Revenue (using GDP) ratio is right around 1:1, and there are many many very large and profitable companies running much higher ratios, then what's the big fuckin' problem?
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