THE
DOLLARS AND SENSELESSNESS
OF POLITICAL CAMPAIGNING
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What if the $5.8 Billion Dollars Were Spent on Family Living?
The $5.8 billion could have been spent on:
946,320
Households buying food for a year.
1,137,924
Families paying for full-time childcare
at a childcare center.
1,079,471
Households paying for personal insurance and pensions.
4,087,385
Households paying their
electric bill for a year.
That's more than
1,000
times the number of
walmarts in the
United States.
The money could've
been spent on:
8,285,714
American families buying christmas presents.
How high of a number is that?
It's more than the population
of
New York City.
With all of that money,
25,559
Children could have been raised from birth to age 18
in a two-parent middle-class household.
Sources: bls.gov - census.gov - money.cnn.com - time.com - accrra.org - walmart.com
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