Picklebobble2 · 56-60, M
No recognition of it or it's long-term effects coming from the White house.
I wonder if America believes there'll always be buyers for it's bonds no matter how much of the money raised is lost in interest payments before even touching the total owed.
Hence all the to and fro between Trump and the Fed. Reserve.
I wonder if America believes there'll always be buyers for it's bonds no matter how much of the money raised is lost in interest payments before even touching the total owed.
Hence all the to and fro between Trump and the Fed. Reserve.
Thevy29 · 41-45, M
During Trumps first term he raised how much the US could owe in debt.
There was some hooha about it in the media til he did something else and the media started whinging about that.
My country is in debt too. I don’t understand how all that works.
There was some hooha about it in the media til he did something else and the media started whinging about that.
My country is in debt too. I don’t understand how all that works.
Fukfacewillie · 56-60, M
No, it doesn’t. It’s mind numblingy frustrating.