Randall Hoven looks at historical data for the federal budget over the last 80 years and has Ten Lessons From Federal Spending. The first is:
We can survive as a country with a lot less federal spending.
He shows a graph of Federal Government spending as a percentage of the Gross Domestic Product from 1930 to now. I wish we could go back to when the Federal Government was spending only 5% of the GDP, instead of the 25% now.
The other nine lessons are also worth reading.
Hat tip: Miazagora on Facebook.
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