You are talking about inflation. There is no correlation between rising consumer prices and the national debt.
"Obamacare" hasn't even gone into effect yet. But, when it does (in 2014), it will lower medical costs which will lower insurance premiums, which will stimulate job growth, which will increase supply, which will lower inflation. It's a win for everyone.
Cutting taxes leaves less money to pay for programs like national defense, Medicare, and Social Security. When those are paid for, they actually increase the debt (because the government has to borrow money to pay for them).
School's for people who are boring and ugly and serious. And you, button, are none of those things.
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