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    Why does the United States debt continuously increase?

    Dec 31, 2007 by ♠Jay♠ | Posted in Economics

    http://www.brillig.com/debt_clock/

    It never stops or slows down. Every second it increases by a couple thousand. Why?

    First, all those "debt clocks" are only illustrative estimates. They DO NOT represent literal by-the-minute accounting of the government's spending. The government actually issues its income statement once a month, giving a monthly update. More

    KevinStud99 | Dec 31, 2007

    Those we elect are very greedy, and want to keep their pockets lined with money. Rob from the poor and give to the rich.

    You don't think they are serious about helping people do you?

    They pass laws so they can skim a percentage
    cindy_cee13 | Dec 31, 2007

    Is anyone else concerned about the united states debt?

    Jul 24, 2007 by government curruption | Posted in Government

    Right now the debt is 8.9 trillion dollars $$!It increases by 1.32 billion per day.When Bill Clinton left office in 2001 there was surpluse funds.Go to brillig.com/debt_clock/ see for yourself.If you hit refresh on that site it updates every second.Im

    Yes I am concerned about the US National Debt, and NO there was not a SURPLUS when Clinton left office. There was supposed to have been a little money left over, that politicians just had to spend somewhere, after our national debt was serviced. Serviced

    Capablady | Jul 25, 2007

    No. The world will end before America pays it's Trillion and change. The money the US has is not being well spent at all and someone needs to step up and try and lower it.
    Garin L | Jul 24, 2007

    Do you think that there will be another depression in the United States?

    Nov 19, 2007 by the s0urce | Posted in Current Events

    Currently the United States National Debt is 9 trillion dollars.. The national debt increases 1.47 billion dollars a day. The estimated population of the United States is 303 million, so if we split the debt amongst the population we would each owe $30,036.62

    The way how this f*ckin president is spending money to bomb other countries then trying to repair them back up, that could possibly cause a depression in the US.

    The US is already in depression anyway. People say it's not, but if you see

    RDF | Nov 19, 2007

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    Elections Throw Euro Under a Bus

    18.05.12 ) Hostage, which would be held in France and Greece. France got their Socialist leader — good for them. I hope they have fun with that. And Greece got a government — no wait, no they didn’t. You see, the Greeks tried to vote in anti-euro leaders, but couldn’t get enough to form a government.


    Source: Wall Street Pit

    Make candidates debate the debt

    18.05.12 Maya MacGuineas says public debt growing faster than economy; this can't be sustained She says soon U.S. faces a $7 trillion cliff as fiscal policies kick in that could spark recession She says candidates should be compelled in a debate to outline plans on cutting debt MacGuineas: Voters can't be expected to choose without specific, fact-checked proposal


    Source: CNN International

    Student debt: US students finding leniency

    18.05.12

    Elbot Carman, a 25-year-old aspiring graphic designer, made so little money after earning his master’s degree last year that the U.S. government now says he can hold off making payments on his school loans.

    Carman owes $140,000 in a mix of government and private student loans. Last year he earned $12,000.


    Source: Financial Post (blog)

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    Pile of debt would stretch beyond stratosphere
    Reuters - May 19, 2011 Pile of debt would stretch beyond stratosphere The National Debt Clock, which displays the current United States gross national debt and each American family's share, hangs on a wall next to an office for the Internal Revenue Service near Times Square, in New York, May 16, 2011.

    'Worse crisis' likely if debt ceiling not lifted
    ABC Online - May 16, 2011 'Worse crisis' likely if debt ceiling not lifted America's debt clock is racing towards midnight - with the current limit for borrowings of $US14.3 trillion set to be reached on Monday US time. Soon, US debt will be through the ceiling with the government adding about $US135 billion every month just

    Biden, Republicans try to work on debt deal -- under deadline
    USA Today - Jun 09, 2011 Biden, Republicans try to work on debt deal -- under deadline "There is no alternative here to raising the debt ceiling," said White House spokesman Jay Carney. "This is not about additional spending. This is about honoring the obligations that the United States government has made." James Bullard, president of

    Commentary: Amend Constitution to cap spending
    Herald Times Reporter - May 17, 2011 According to the US Debt Clock, the unfunded liability (the amount of money we need today to honor the promises made) of the three largest entitlement programs is larger than the entire asset base of the United States ($113 trillion vs. $78 trillion).

    English Breakfast
    New Republic - Jun 09, 2011 English Breakfast In the United States, only eight weeks elapsed between the passage of the 2009 stimulus bill and half the country erupting into Tea Party-themed protests. In Great Britain, the first noteworthy rally in opposition to excessive spending and debt took