Viper1 said:
Rath, not exactly correct either. While we are currently a few billion already over the debt limit for the current fiscal year, we do have funding options to cover them rather easily. Congress simply refuses to enable them. However, the grand majority of the debt increase providing by raising the debt ceiling will be applied to programs the government has promised to do but never appropriated the funds for. It's like telling your wife that will buy her a new car and then running around like a chicken with your head cut off demanding creditors raise your credit line to pay for it. Watch this short video to explain it. |
To cut a trillion dollars in spending within a year would almost certainly throw the US back into recession. That's knocking off nearly a third of the US budget. He says cutting back that far would be easy, but I don't see where that money could be cut from in such a short amount of time.








