TAG: U.S. Debt/Default
2/23/2023
Folks, you need to call your Congressman and tell him to ‘TIGHTEN THE SPENDING!’ We cannot continue supporting the illegals/the Ukraine war/continuing to give to the world when we are borrowing or printing this money.
What is it the Democrats don’t understand about our debt? We have to understand the One World Order in connection with the Democrats are trying to BREAK OUR COUNTRY so that we have to submit to these lying unelected One World Order crooks.
For starters, we have to put President Trump back in office and remove Obama/Susan Rice/Biden (we are finding out neither of the three are elected office), these clowns who couldn’t even run an ICE HOUSE. President Trump won and it has been proven. The Supreme Court rejected hearing the facts in which the 2020 election was stolen and proof is available but they won’t bring it up for review.
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Freedom Beacon
BREAKING STORIES
US Debt Default Could Create A Global Reset and Financial Armageddon
(FreedomBeacon.com)- There’s been a lot of talk in the last few years about the future of the U.S. economy, and whether it will plunge into a recession at some point in 2023.
According to one international attorney and CEO of an insurance company, there’s something far worse than that ahead.
Todd Callendar said recently that a “financial Armageddon” is imminent under the Biden administration, since it’s very possible the country could default on its debt. If this were to happen, it would be disastrous not just for America, but for many countries around the world.
As Callendar said:
“Overnight, everything you think you own changes value overnight.”
Calendar, who is an attorney focusing on international insurance and disability rights, said that there are multiple financial threats in play here, and it’s all coming at a time when pressures are being felt in many industries, including fuel and food supplies.
On Wednesday of this week, the Congressional Budget Office said that if Congress isn’t able to address the country’s debt ceiling soon, the federal government will unlikely be able to pay all of its debt obligations sometime from July through September.
The CBO said that’s around the time they estimate that the Treasury Department would exhaust any ability to borrow more funds by using what they’re calling “extraordinary measures.”
The range of months is due to the amount of revenue that is to be collected, as well as money that is to be spent, including the timing of it all. One big factor in this, the CBO said, is what income tax receipts end up being in April.
It’s possible that they’re lower than they were last year due to the downturn in the stock market. If that were to prove true, it’s possible the federal government wouldn’t be able to repay all its debts by July.
The CBO said that it would revisit this projection by May once the tax filing season is over, so that it has a much clearer picture regarding the total amount of tax revenue the federal government will be bringing in. Once that happens, it’s possible the agency will have a better handle on more exact timelines.
This report emphasizes the need for Congress and the White House to come to some sort of agreement on raising the debt ceiling in the next month or so. To this point, though, little progress has been made in negotiations between House GOP leadership and the White House.
Along with this short-term warning, the CBO projected that over the next 10 years, there are going to be significant increases in budget deficits at the federal level, as well as a major increase in debt.
This is due to the fact that both parties have increased spending in recent years, and it’s come when higher interest rates were in place.
The CBO added that it expects inflation to finally decline at some point this year, though the unemployment rate should continue to increase through the early part of 2024.
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