Ron Paul: Are U.S. taxpayers bailing out Greece? Audit Fed to find out
By U.S. Rep. Ron Paul
Tuesday, February 16, 2010
http://www.ronpaul.com/2010-02-16/ron-paul-are-us-taxpayers-bailing-out-greece/
Last week we were reminded that ours is not the only country suffering from severe economic turmoil. The Greek government is the latest to come close to default on their massive public debt. Greece has insufficient funds in their treasury to make even the minimum payments that are now coming due. Read more
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