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"If the military does not participate in air shows during the 2013 season, the economic impact will reach far beyond the show itself and deeply into the communities in which those shows are held," Cudahy said.
any and every cut will impact someone. Does anyone think that we should be borrowing from China to put on an airshow?
Any spending cuts will cause pain. The question is, Is it a pain we can live with?
And my budget cutting makes me miss out on my favorite TV show. We all make sacrifices.
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