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U.S.'s debt is almost as big as its entire economy—and there's no plan to fix it
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Idk most people I talk with think we pay too much already, thinks the government is wasteful, corrupt and will overspend on any and every program they try to get. They say when you are buying some thing for yourself with your own money you are careful and conservative but when you are buying something for someone else with someone else’s money you will be most impulsive and care about the cost way less. The government only spends other people’s money and for the most part its money for someone else… it’d be nice to have a real leader run for Congress and the presidency, someone with vision and is not just an echo chamber of populism… maybe an accountant or someone who gets how to budget.