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  1. Mar 2

    Opinion💭by The is… broke. With the now at $30 trillion, Congress should demand an immediate, thorough audit of every government program. The outrage is that no one in seems to be outraged.

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  2. 18 hours ago

    How about stop with the crud and focus on our own problems. How can we help the world if we can’t even help ourselves? Ever growing , , issues with , emerging now, growing civil unrest? just stop.

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  3. Mar 2

    If we somehow payback $1T every year plus interest, it will take us over 30 years to get rid of this God forsaken thing. by way of extortion

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  4. Mar 4

    That's really sneaky isn't? USING INFLATION TO PAY DEBT at the expense of the people...That's some fartery!

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  5. Mar 4

    Blessed are the young for they shall inherit the national debt. -Herbert Hoover

  6. Mar 2

    National debt jumps to 24 billion | Mar. 2, 1922

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  7. Feb 28

    Bad debt is a manifestation of a poverty mindset.

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  9. 24 hours ago

    If interest rates do go up, at a certain point the country will go bankrupt because the taxes won’t cover the payments on the 🇺🇸

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  10. Mar 2

    We about to find out which net famous and influencers really got it like they say do when these PPP indictments start rolling out.

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  11. 3 hours ago
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    Not to mention the for generations to come and the pressure on our already creaking and degraded infrastructure.

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  12. Mar 4

    Jezus! CRIME!!..And you thought it was free ..😏😏😏🤤😒🙄

  13. 10 hours ago
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    Student loans were CASH paid out by . That debt was responsibility of person signing contract. If “forgiven” a minimum $1.6TRILLION is instantly dumped on . Why should I pay for some deadbeat?

  14. Mar 1

    So I presented thr same question 4 times via 4 different posts..The questions pertained to the US National debt and wh would be left with the bill to pay it.None of you responded but research is pointing to

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  15. Mar 2

    💡Interest on the is the fastest growing part of the federal , and will grow from $330 billion in 2021 to $919 billion by 2031. By 2031, more than one out of every nine dollars the government spends will go towards interest payments.

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  16. Mar 3

    💡A one percentage point increase in projected interest rates would increase interest payments on the by about $1.9 trillion through 2031.

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  17. Mar 2

    There’s so much cash floating around in various Australian “ disaster funds” that it could quite possibly extinguish a countries national debt. But look where we are.

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  18. Mar 3

    More American tax dollars not being used for Americans.

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  19. Mar 2

    So much selective memory on the right. They prefer the DJT of fantasy to reality. But numbers are numbers.

    Donald Trump Built a National Debt So Big (Even Before the Pandemic) That It’ll Weigh Down the Economy for Years
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  20. Feb 28

    I had a chance to speak with , the former chief medical adviser to President Donald Trump. We discussed many different topics, including , the truckers' convoy, and the ballooning . 🔥 Watch here 👉

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  21. Mar 1

    The 🐘 in the room...Yet they confidently avoid this question. So who will pay off the huge debt. Boy was I off..141 trillion, you mean not 30 trillion ?😳😳😳🧐😱😱😱 Um it appears that we maybe strong armed via inflation to pay.😡🤬🤬

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