Showing posts with label Peter G. Peterson Foundation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Peter G. Peterson Foundation. Show all posts

Thursday, March 19, 2009

$11 Trillion Debt - Watch it grow on Twitter and Facebook



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From: Peter G. Peterson Foundation


America's national debt has punched a new hole in the stratosphere. This week, the national debt clocked in at $11,033,157,578,669.78 - crossing the $11 trillion mark for the first time.

Unnerving as that is, if you consider the government's off-the-balance sheet liabilities and unfunded retirement and health care obligations, $11 trillion is just the tip of the iceberg. The real national debt is actually $56 trillion, or $483,000 per U.S. household.

Numbers these large can be hard to track. That's why PGPF has made it easier for everyone to keep a handle on our nation's financial obligations every day. Here's how:

And once you're following the debt via Facebook or Twitter, don't stop there - get your friends and family to do it as well. The more people who follow our exploding debts, the more awareness there will be, and the better our chance to finally wake up America to this growing problem. So please take a minute right now to forward this email to as many friends and family as possible.

America's federal financial burden is growing larger every day - don't let it out of your sight! Get your friends and family together, and start following the national debt on Twitter and Facebook today.


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Friday, February 20, 2009

Please share this ad for bipartisan efforts for our nation's financial condition


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From:
Peter G. Peterson Foundation

Just the Tip of the Iceberg...

The Peter G. Peterson Foundation's new ad campaign explains our current federal burden — now up to $56.4 trillion, or $483,000 per U.S. household — and calls on Congress to make bipartisan efforts to address the nation's deteriorating financial condition.


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>All Things Reform Mobile: allthingsreform.mofuse.mobi >Capitol Switchboard: 202-224-3121 (not toll-free) >US House/Senate Mobile: bit.ly/members >Contact your reps tips: bit.ly/dear >Shortened All Things Reform URL: bit.ly/dw



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