A Govt That Must Borrow $1T to Cover Interest on Debt, and Another $1T for Operating Costs

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What happens when you have leadership that’s never worked a day in their lives.

Bidenomics in action. Only way out now is a violent revolution. Which at the latest will occur when this house of cards implodes.

 

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Since Jimmy Carter's paltry 208 billion deficit, how much of the debt was added by Reagan the two Bushes, and Trump compared to the amount added by Clinton, Obama and Biden?

Meh, 13.6 trillion verse about 11.4 trillion.

Congrats fellow Americans we all helped.

 
Since Jimmy Carter's paltry 208 billion deficit, how much of the debt was added by Reagan the two Bushes, and Trump compared to the amount added by Clinton, Obama and Biden?

Meh, 13.6 trillion verse about 11.4 trillion.

Congrats fellow Americans we all helped.

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There will be weeping and gnashing of teeth....
The fiery preacher railed at the congregation with the threat of unrepented sin being punished in a place where there would be "weeping and gnashing of teeth". A frightened senior lady cried out, "But I don't have any teeth", to which the preacher responded firmly, "TEETH......WILL BE PROVIDED!"
 
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What happens when you have leadership that’s never worked a day in their lives.

Bidenomics in action. Only way out now is a violent revolution. Which at the latest will occur when this house of cards implodes.
The best way out is to pay some of the interest with cash, right off the printing press. No borrowing, no Fed Reserve. Some government contracts can also be funded this way. This will infuse the economy with equity instead of more debt.
 
The best way out is to pay some of the interest with cash, right off the printing press. No borrowing, no Fed Reserve. Some government contracts can also be funded this way. This will infuse the economy with equity instead of more debt.
Yeah, and create hyperinflation so a loaf of bread costs $43,000 aka Zimbabwe.
 
Biden's war on energy affects the cost of everything.
"For most of 2021 and 2022, broad swaths of the economy dealt with supply chain disruptions that affected the availability of wine and video game consoles to cars and eggs. For cars and consumer electronics, even if manufacturers wanted to build more items, they didn't have enough computer chips or raw materials to do so for more than a year."

"Many industries, including oil refining, cars and airlines, cut staff and production in 2020 at the outset of the Covid-19 pandemic, leaving them understaffed when demand for travel roared back."

"Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and subsequent oil embargoes by the U.S. and the European Union have also further strained the global energy supply,"

Beside we're producing record amounts of energy.


Worst war on Energy evah!
 
The fiery preacher railed at the congregation with the threat of unrepentant sin being punished in a place where there would be "weeping and gnashing of teeth". A frightened senior lady cried out, "But I don't have any teeth", to which the preacher responded firmly, "TEETH......WILL BE PROVIDED!"
Hellfire and brimstone used to get people's attention. LOL!!

Point being that if/when the dollar collapses there will be _______________________ .
 
Yeah, and create hyperinflation so a loaf of bread costs $43,000 aka Zimbabwe.
Not the way it works. We can create money without creating debt.
I recently gave my kids $5000 each as both are struggling. How would they be helped if I loaned it to them, with interest due?
 
"For most of 2021 and 2022, broad swaths of the economy dealt with supply chain disruptions that affected the availability of wine and video game consoles to cars and eggs. For cars and consumer electronics, even if manufacturers wanted to build more items, they didn't have enough computer chips or raw materials to do so for more than a year."

"Many industries, including oil refining, cars and airlines, cut staff and production in 2020 at the outset of the Covid-19 pandemic, leaving them understaffed when demand for travel roared back."

"Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and subsequent oil embargoes by the U.S. and the European Union have also further strained the global energy supply,"

Beside we're producing record amounts of energy.


Worst war on Energy evah!
Gas is 50% higher than 2019 where I live.
 
"For most of 2021 and 2022, broad swaths of the economy dealt with supply chain disruptions that affected the availability of wine and video game consoles to cars and eggs. For cars and consumer electronics, even if manufacturers wanted to build more items, they didn't have enough computer chips or raw materials to do so for more than a year." "Many industries, including oil refining, cars and airlines, cut staff and production in 2020 at the outset of the Covid-19 pandemic, leaving them understaffed when demand for travel roared back."
"Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and subsequent oil embargoes by the U.S. and the European Union have also further strained the global energy supply,"
Beside we're producing record amounts of energy. Worst war on Energy evah!
You can make excuses if you want, but the sad facts are that the cost of energy is increasing. Energy affects the cost of everything.
We'll see in 2024 if voters give Biden's energy policies a pass or if they vote for Republicans and drill baby drill.

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Hey, why stop? Just print a surplus and hand out money!
Money paid for services rendered isn't a handout.

It's the same difference between whether a business can pay its bills in cash, or needs to constantly maintain a business loan.
 

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