So, what do you think will happen if our federal government keeps borrowing and spending?
(and borrowing and spending)
(and borrowing and spending)
(and borrowing and spending)
(and borrowing and spending)

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So, what do you think will happen if our federal government keeps borrowing and spending?
(and borrowing and spending)
(and borrowing and spending)
(and borrowing and spending)
(and borrowing and spending)
Grok's explanation about why and how the rich keep promulgating the BULLSHIT
I’m becoming more impressed and also more depressed about Grok. Impressed because it fleshes out its explanations with data from various sources into one cohesive and logical commentary. Depressed for exactly the same reason. It shows a frightening ability to mimic and improve on human thinking processes. I am becoming increasingly obsolete, and not just because I’m ninety years old. I asked…
Young column: Uses for $5 trillion other than a tax-cut ‘debt bomb’
My wife has a way of measuring excess that’s particular to her passion. At any obscene outlay, she’ll wonder: “How many animal shelters would that build?” Let’s say your government shells out $45 million for a military parade on the birthday of a war hero-denigrating, draft-eluding president. A video I saw says it takes about $10,000 to get an animal shelter started. That parade will cost…
Historical BULLSHIT Claims the Federal Debt Is a "Ticking Time Bomb": From Sept. 26, 1940 to October 10, 2024
This is an update of the many, many previous posts showing the seemingly never-ending warnings about “federal debt” (that isn’t federal and isn’t debt), the most recent post being, “Historical claims the Federal Debt is a “ticking time bomb.” From Sept. 26, 1940, to July 22, 2024” The purpose has been to demonstrate how year after year, so-called experts claim the U.S. is about to enter…
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Historical claims the Federal Debt is a “ticking time bomb.” From Sept. 26, 1940, to July 22, 2024
This is an update of previous posts showing the seemingly never-ending warnings about “federal debt” (that isn’t federal and isn’t debt). The Big Lie in economics is: “Federal taxes fund federal spending.” The truth is that federal taxes fund nothing. They are destroyed upon receipt by the Treasury. The U.S. federal government is not like state/local governments, not like euro governments, not…
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