Making a list, checking it twice . . .

Contrary to popular belief, America has maintained a vast socialist economy since World War II: the one that supports the defense industry. A clear picture of how it works is being provided this budget season by the reappearance on Capitol Hill of an “unfunded priorities list” compiled by the military services–basically a letter to Santa Congress naming all the programs they’d love to have, if only the capped Pentagon budget were skirted somehow.  The list representsMeasurements: The ordinary suggested measurement is 50 mg taken, as generic cialis online obliged, roughly 1 prior hour sexual movement. Combine 3 teaspoon each of gravel root, hydrangea cialis 20 mg http://deeprootsmag.org/2016/01/20/down-the-road-apiece/ root and sea holly. The natural alternative products work can deliver the same or better results in stopping the thinning and falling out as http://deeprootsmag.org/2015/08/03/the-bassoon-in-search-of-love/ viagra no prescription we age. You should check the progress 5mg cialis and effect and suitability to you. tens of billions of dollars worth of planes, ships, and sundry activities not important enough to be included in the Administration’s defense authorization bill. Members of Congress from the home states of major weapons contractors are, of course, checking the list most avidly.  Last year, some $30 billion was scavenged from the Iraq-Afghanistan war chest to pad the official Pentagon budget, which is supposedly held at $496 billion by sequestration.

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