claim: "every child born today inherits a $30,000 share in a national debt that stands at more than $13 trillion."
author: tim pawlenty
evidence_1: system used by thousands of students every quarter, saving hundreds of  thousands of dollars over comparable .... suppose a stock drops in value by 60%  one week, then increases in value the next week by. 75%. ... the u.s. federal  debt at the end of 2001 was $5.77 trillion, and grew to $6.20 trillion by the end of  2002.
evidence_2: and if the math does not work, the contract will balloon our deficits, explode the  national debt, slow our economy, and leave future generations to clean up the  mess. second, the ... according to the congressional budget office, it will take  more than $1 trillion in cuts over the next 7 years to reach a balance by the year  2002.
evidence_3: earlier generations, including baby boomers (born between the years 1946 and  1964) and the silent generation ... this article discusses the future of  homeownership in the united states given the financial constraints ..... the recent  recession, more than half of all first-time homebuyers were be- tween the ages of  25 and 34, ...
evidence_4: jul 27, 2011 ... you may have heard the claim that about half of americans pay no federal  income tax. that's a true fact. my tax policy center colleagues estimate, for  example, that 46% of households either will pay no federal income tax in 2011 or  will receive more from the irs than they pay in. today, tpc released a ...
evidence_5: apr 15, 2015 ... after finding out that we were expecting not one baby, but two, i started my  website. i wrote every day for six months before i made much more than a dime  on it. it wasn't until august 2013 that i earned my first significant chunk of money.  by my 27th birthday last year, i was finally making a “comfortable living.