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By: REPUBLICAN DEBT....Let's see, the current level of U.S. debt is right around $6 trillion. But according to a Treasury report from last year, it's likely to get just a wee bit higher:
$44 trillion, eh? I guess that might explain why Paul O'Neill is out of a job, even if the report was just a "thought-piece to stimulate discussion." Of course, this report comes from the alarmist and notoriously leftist Financial Times, so there's probably nothing to it. Go about your business. UPDATE: Just for the record, yes, that was a joke about the Financial Times. —Kevin Drum 9:25 AM Permalink | Trackbacks | Comments (0)Comments
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