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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices

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To: Jamie153 who wrote (1163208)9/10/2019 5:04:49 PM
From: maceng21 Recommendation  Read Replies (1) of 1575610
 
The economy is on the brink of a recession


That may well be true but that has very little, if anything to do with Trump. In fact Trump has done what he can to revive the economy in the USA.

The National debt is entirely as a result of the exponential arithmetic involved.

The USA has become mired in debt, and at the moment there is no way out. It's as a result of the policy subsequent USA governments have had since the 1970's. the $22 trillion was of no surprise at all. It was easily predicted, as is the next $44 trillion.... unless something very significant happens, which is entirely possible now.

Just look at those percentages... It's not the total outstanding, it a factor of GDP only. Is that scary or what?

You can thank previous fiscal & monetary policy for the current situation.

It's mainly the wars (see WW2 time frame) Trump is the only guy I know of who is trying to stop them.

By Congressional Budget Office - cbo.gov, Public Domain, commons.wikimedia.org

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