Higher public spending "Spend an extra 40 per cent on defence annually".
"In 2010," she said, "we tripled our staff size, moved from the home office, added a lab, and were spending, spending, spending on equipment".
John A. Boehner the Republican leader in the House said that a bill about "jobs, jobs, jobs" had been turned into one about "spending, spending, spending".
As far as creating aggregate demand is concerned, spending is spending – public spending is as good as but also no better than private spending, spending on bombs is as good as spending on public parks.
"It seemed like an incredibly easy, good thing," she said, adding that it also serves as a refreshing pause from the "spending, spending, spending" on her wedding.
Actually, most of the spending spent by the tourists goes to local communities rather than government.
Blair, who embodies the theatrical flair of Auntie Mame, gives good phone: she's charming, congenial, bitingly funny, and she spends, spends, spends.
And Greeks spent, spent, spent.
FIRST it was spend, spend, spend.
