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pjmret said:
Depressing? Lol
Record stock market
Low unemployment
Wages rising faster than low inflation
Gdp strong
If those depress you, you are even dumberbthan a moooron lol

www.economist.com

America’s economy is bigger and better than ever

Will politics bring it back to Earth?
www.economist.com www.economist.com

Success depresses you? Lol
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The US fiscal condition is characterized by a growing deficit and debt, and an unsustainable fiscal policy:


  • Deficit
    The federal government is spending more than it's collecting in revenue, resulting in a deficit. In fiscal year (FY) 2024, the US has spent $1.83 trillion more than it's collected. This is an increase of $138 billion from the same period in 2022.



    • Debt
      The US debt-to-GDP ratio was 97% at the end of FY 2023. This ratio is projected to reach 531% by 2098 under current policy. The debt is growing because the US borrows to finance the gap between spending and revenue.


    • Unsustainable policy
      The continuous rise in the debt-to-GDP ratio indicates that current fiscal policy is unsustainable. The US has run a deficit every year since 2002.
 
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The US fiscal condition is characterized by a growing deficit and debt, and an unsustainable fiscal policy:


  • Deficit
    The federal government is spending more than it's collecting in revenue, resulting in a deficit. In fiscal year (FY) 2024, the US has spent $1.83 trillion more than it's collected. This is an increase of $138 billion from the same period in 2022.


    • Debt
      The US debt-to-GDP ratio was 97% at the end of FY 2023. This ratio is projected to reach 531% by 2098 under current policy. The debt is growing because the US borrows to finance the gap between spending and revenue.


    • Unsustainable policy
      The continuous rise in the debt-to-GDP ratio indicates that current fiscal policy is unsustainable. The US has run a deficit every year since 2002.
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you think debt makes the economy "depressing"? nah, its all you moorons have.

of course, trump is the king of debt and ran up almost $8T in his first term, you surely can't vote for hm
 
mark francis said:
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The US fiscal condition is characterized by a growing deficit and debt, and an unsustainable fiscal policy:


  • Deficit
    The federal government is spending more than it's collecting in revenue, resulting in a deficit. In fiscal year (FY) 2024, the US has spent $1.83 trillion more than it's collected. This is an increase of $138 billion from the same period in 2022.



    • Debt
      The US debt-to-GDP ratio was 97% at the end of FY 2023. This ratio is projected to reach 531% by 2098 under current policy. The debt is growing because the US borrows to finance the gap between spending and revenue.


    • Unsustainable policy
      The continuous rise in the debt-to-GDP ratio indicates that current fiscal policy is unsustainable. The US has run a deficit every year since 2002.
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those are words liberals can not understand
 
The consumer economy that the US has, is unsustainable. The debt is not the worst part.
The most important thing we need to deal with is climate change.
 
Gabriel_Bell said:
The consumer economy that the US has, is unsustainable. The debt is not the worst part.
The most important thing we need to deal with is climate change.
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How do you think 1 nation in debt to its eye balls is going to change the climate ? tell us all how you will control the climate and how much it will cost?
It sure will be unstainable with to much regulation and spending what did Bidens 1.9 trillion climate bill accomplish changing the climate.
How will science control the Milankovitch cycles affect?
 
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