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After 25 years of service, including combat tours in Afghanistan and Iraq, Lt. Col. Stephen Preston retired from the Army and began collecting a pension of nearly $55,000 a year. The money made it possible for Preston to go back to college, get his MBA and embark on a second career in corporate strategy. Preston was sitting in his office just before Christmas when he heard on the radio he had become the latest target in Washington’s war on spending. “I’m not an angry man, but I was very, very angry,”...Read More
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