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Tax-Tax-Tax, Spend-Spend-Spend -- By: Larry Kudlow 
National Review Online | by webmaster@nationalreview.com (Larry Kudlow) | Fri, Jan 29
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First, in order to avoid bankruptcy, it means future tax rates are going to have to go up. Second, Mr. Bernanke bought a lot of our debt in 2009. That brought down the dollar and hiked the gold price. So, has Washington set us up for major inflation in the years ahead?
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