It's like you people have never read Art of the Deal.
Trump has spent the last 60 years making billion dollar deals by going into debt.
I myself leverage debt and build capital in the stock market.
Trump knows what he's doing. Do you people honestly think he's gonna saddle us with $4t (and more) of debt and just... Walk away? The man has a plan. As does Q.
There's no restructuring if worse becomes worst with government debt though. I believe there's a plan, but if there's a shred of doubt about the returns then it's infinitely more risky than what you take on as an individual investor. The old saying is that if you lose money in business it's your problem, but if you lose big enough it becomes someone else's. Not true with the govt since they're the backstop.
I have faith, but these aren't really the same thing.
Removing the congressional debt limit puts the matter onto the banks to set the limit they are willing to loan. Congress shouldn't be allowed to perpetually increase it.
One of the few mechanisms we’ve had to slow debt pile up and we want to toss it?
Don’t get me wrong, it’s like the meme Cheeto blocking the door lock latch, but at least they have to take a minute and pretend to wring their hands before voting it through.
Learn what the actual National Debt is, that the debt ceiling (aka interest payment to central banking,->federal reserve for loaned fiat money ->federal reserve notes, to the American citizens) and your comment becomes your Cheeto.
So...literally spend us and future generations into oblivion?
It's like you people have never read Art of the Deal.
Trump has spent the last 60 years making billion dollar deals by going into debt.
I myself leverage debt and build capital in the stock market.
Trump knows what he's doing. Do you people honestly think he's gonna saddle us with $4t (and more) of debt and just... Walk away? The man has a plan. As does Q.
There's no restructuring if worse becomes worst with government debt though. I believe there's a plan, but if there's a shred of doubt about the returns then it's infinitely more risky than what you take on as an individual investor. The old saying is that if you lose money in business it's your problem, but if you lose big enough it becomes someone else's. Not true with the govt since they're the backstop.
I have faith, but these aren't really the same thing.
Removing the congressional debt limit puts the matter onto the banks to set the limit they are willing to loan. Congress shouldn't be allowed to perpetually increase it.
One of the few mechanisms we’ve had to slow debt pile up and we want to toss it?
Don’t get me wrong, it’s like the meme Cheeto blocking the door lock latch, but at least they have to take a minute and pretend to wring their hands before voting it through.
Learn what the actual National Debt is, that the debt ceiling (aka interest payment to central banking,->federal reserve for loaned fiat money ->federal reserve notes, to the American citizens) and your comment becomes your Cheeto.