Jul 15, 2011 ... Paul Ryan says U.S. borrows 42 cents of each dollar it spends and half the  borrowing is 'from countries like China'. By Tom Kertscher on ... A June 2011  budget review by the Congressional Budget Office which, using the same math,  indicates 41 cents of every dollar spent is borrowed. That puts Ryan's ...
Oct 9, 2012 ... Obama's four deficits are the four largest in U.S. history. He's adding almost as  much debt as all 43 previous presidents combined. And over 30 cents of every  dollar Obama spends is borrowed, much of it from countries like China. He's not  just wasting money. He's borrowing it, and then wasting it. We can't ...
Aug 3, 2010 ... Today, 41 cents of every dollar spent by Washington is borrowed from nations  like China. The $3.6 trillion in federal spending this year is equal to $30,543 for  every American household. Americans simply cannot afford the Democrats'  agenda any longer. It's time to enact commonsense policies we know ...
Jan 2, 2012 ... In 2011, as in 2010, America was in a technical recovery but continued to suffer  from disastrously high unemployment. And through most of 2011, as in 2010,  almost all the conversation in Washington was about something else: the  allegedly urgent issue of reducing the budget deficit. This misplaced focus ...
Between 41 cents and 46 cents of every dollar the Federal Government now  spends is borrowed money, but the “full faith and credit” of the government  behind our faith-based U.S. Dollar is waning. The People's Republic of China  and Japan used to be eager to buy U.S. debt, making it America's #1 export.  Today such ...
41 cents out of every dollar (the U.S. spends) is borrowed from places like China.