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President Obama warned this week that if the nation defaults on its debt in August, social security checks might not get mailed out. The Congress is debating raising the debt ceiling which would let the government borrow more, but it’s gridlocked over whether to do so and how to also reduce the deficit. The Treasury Secretary has warned of a “doomsday scenario” if the debt limit is not raised. So APRN’s Libby Casey checked in with Alaska’s members of Congress to find out just how big a deal they think defaulting on the debt would be.
The debt ceiling has been raised repeatedly over the years, in fact when George W. Bush was president, it went up seven times. But now with the deficit higher than ever and concerns about spending, it’s become a line-in-the-sand moment. So if Congress can’t get over its gridlock and raise the debt limit, what’s the big deal?
Govt Mismanages BILLIONS & BILLIONS and continues to go UNCHALLENGED as they ask for MORE PLEASE!!!!
Originally posted by acrux
reply to post by iLoGiCViZiOnS
Govt Mismanages BILLIONS & BILLIONS and continues to go UNCHALLENGED as they ask for MORE PLEASE!!!!
Since when has the Govt. of any country on this planet everASKED
or saidPLEASE