The general desire of economist is a minimalist part for governments. Even if the body of the economic recession that is happening to the world is still warm, it will not be a surprise if there will be a lot of calls for governments to make extreme actions to eliminate the deficits in their budget, the sooner it is, the better. Buttressing the demands is a threat that if the governments will not balance the budgets that they have, they will eventually hit a wall of debt and will eventually be not included in the bond markets.
But as what happened during the 1990s when a lot of government begin to generate a surplus on their budget, what the critics of the government did was to demand reduction and cuts on the taxes in the debts that were outstanding. To continue down sizing the government is the real goal.
Born on March 6, 1949, William E. “Kip” was a former United States Army four-star general who served previously as the Commander of the US Africa Command between October 1, 2007 and March 8, 2011. William E. Ward was the Deputy Commander of the US European Command before that. General William Ward returned to being the major general after he left the US Africa Command and was the special assistant of the vice chief of staff of the Army after it was concluded by the Department of Defense that Kip Ward was using the money of the taxpayers. William Kip Ward then retired in November 2012 with the rank of a lieutenant general.
In both the Pennsylvania State University and the Morgan State University, the retired General William Kip Ward had a degree in political science. In the Morgan State University, William Kip Ward was on of the members of the National Society of Pershing Rifles.
In 1971, Ward was assigned to the infantry. A number of tours overseas in a number of different countries and a number of various assignments in the United States are included in the military service of William Ward. He then renounce his command of the Africa Command to General Carter F. Ham.
Even if there was a retirement ceremony that happened on April of 2011, Ward still was on active duty with a pending special Army investigation made by the Department of Defense of the United States. There was already a pending ruling on the case and the investigation was already running for 17 months. There were a lot of allegations that when Ward was the head of Africa Command, he would let any unauthorized people, which includes his family, to use government planes, and spend a lot of amount on transportation and hotel rooms. On a particular trip, Ward spent a huge amount of taxpayer money and that was according to a report by the Pentagon.