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Government spending will still increase after the debt deal’s budget ‘cuts’(ZZ)

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d*92011-08-03 07:08

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怀孕快6个月了，每次去OB那里就是血压，体重，然后给OB摸摸肚子，说OK,4周以后回
来，这能查出什么来啊。这里常听说的那个测宫高，羊水，内检，大B超之类的，都是
什么时候在哪里做啊。我看我那个OB那里只有一台很破旧的B超机器，也从来没给我用
过。目前只去过专科医生那里做过一次B超，验过几次血和尿，BABY现在长成什么样子
了心里一点数都没有。听说国内到后来都是三周，两周，一周一查的。
是不是我这个OB太不负责任了？

m*i2011-08-03 07:08

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After months of rigorous debate over trimming the federal budget, Congress
has finally passed a short-term budget and increased the debt limit in
return for what is said to be "historic" budget cuts.
But after all that--the fighting, the 11th-hour back-room deals, the
warnings of calamity--will the federal budget actually be smaller in a few
years?
Nope. Spending will continue to increase.
Much of the problem has to do with the language of Washington, which, you
might have noticed, is different from the speech you hear almost every other
place on Earth. When most politicians talk of "cutting" spending, they don'
t always literally mean that they intend to reduce current spending levels.
Instead, under this version of fiscal discipline, Congress merely agrees not
to spend as much money as it initially had planned. Once that deal is
struck lawmakers then turn around to sell their proposals as "cuts."
Take the "debt ceiling deal" President Obama signed on Tuesday. Let's say
that the federal government, when all is said and done, actually slows the
growth of spending by $2 trillion over a decade--the minimum amount promised
. After 10 years' time, if all $2 trillion is not spent, there will actually
be an increase of about $1.8 trillion.
This isn't to say that the American people have been fooled. A Rasmussen
Reports survey released Wednesday found that 40 percent of voters said
correctly that the federal budget will continue to grow and just 16 percent
thought spending levels would be reduced.
To achieve any reduction in federal spending--or in the federal debt for
that matter--the number of cuts must surpass $4 trillion, with major changes
to the way the federal government pays for its most expensive and fastest-
growing programs: Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security.

b*t2011-08-03 07:08

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美国也是后来越来越勤，两周，一周之类的。
我每次去也就是体重血压量宫高听心跳，总共不超过5分钟。

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: 怀孕快6个月了，每次去OB那里就是血压，体重，然后给OB摸摸肚子，说OK,4周以后回
: 来，这能查出什么来啊。这里常听说的那个测宫高，羊水，内检，大B超之类的，都是
: 什么时候在哪里做啊。我看我那个OB那里只有一台很破旧的B超机器，也从来没给我用
: 过。目前只去过专科医生那里做过一次B超，验过几次血和尿，BABY现在长成什么样子
: 了心里一点数都没有。听说国内到后来都是三周，两周，一周一查的。
: 是不是我这个OB太不负责任了？