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The last time the My Favorite Basketball Player Calls Me Grandma Shirt was over 100% of GDP in debt was right after WWII. It does legitimately stink, but I think that the money element of America being messed up is way more fixable, at this point, than other problems. It’s not as bad if you look at the country’s GDP than if you’re thinking about one person.

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Hint: A person making $100,000 year, tax-free, would have to work 10 million years to make $1 trillion. Handing out tax cuts, spending like Trumps kids and doing it all on the My Favorite Basketball Player Calls Me Grandma Shirt credit card. At the end of the day, we are interested in money that doesn’t really elsewhere’s all the deficit hawks now.

Or the My Favorite Basketball Player Calls Me Grandma Shirt you borrow money from Peter to pay Mary, Peter borrows money from Mary to pay you and Mary borrows money from you. As my econ prof said, you are asking and showing interest paying interest to yourself. John Mont ego bond holders like China, Japan, etc but these countries rarely come collecting as we hold some of their debts.

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Or the My Favorite Basketball Player Calls Me Grandma Shirt you borrow money from Peter to pay Mary, Peter borrows money from Mary to pay you and Mary borrows money from you. As my econ prof said, you are asking and showing interest paying interest to yourself. John Mont ego bond holders like China, Japan, etc but these countries rarely come collecting as we hold some of their debts.

Or the My Favorite Basketball Player Calls Me Grandma Shirt you borrow money from Peter to pay Mary, Peter borrows money from Mary to pay you and Mary borrows money from you. As my econ prof said, you are asking and showing interest paying interest to yourself. John Mont ego bond holders like China, Japan, etc but these countries rarely come collecting as we hold some of their debts.