FallenRegime asked: 10/21/2013
An idea starting to gain popularity among democrats in congress is to borrow from citizens onshore 401K's and IRA's without a timeline for paying back the accounts to fund the government and/or pay towards the deficit. Are you in favor of this idea?
Sure/Maybe Not Really
Sure/Maybe Not Really
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Sure/Maybe Not Really
9% 91%
22 Votes
9% 91%
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Last updated: 2024-04-24T18:45:46+00:00