Would that sliver of Affordable Care Act subsidies also count towards insurance?
The federal government is an insurance company with an army... https://www.wsj.com/articles/how-100-of-your-taxes-are-spent-8-cents-on-national-parks-and-15-on-medicare-1492175921 …pic.twitter.com/O0jY8MmAq6
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Interest gets paid to holders of Treasury bonds. It's not 100% financed by new Treasury bonds.
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Stop trying to view government through a business lens. They are two entirely different sorts of entities.
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Yea jeez Dr of Econ, stop looking at things through a business lens!
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I'm surprised anybody is surprised by this. Been that way for decades.
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I think you meant "entitlement" company with an army
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No. Entitlements are benefits you need not pay into, only qualify for like SNAP. They are small share of fed budget. 1/2
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That's not how insurance works.
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