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What are the most important questions Americans need to ask regarding the national debt? The national debt continues growing, with deficits rising sharply this year. As such, it becomes important to...
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In a time of extreme polarization and high amounts of fake news, propaganda, and misinformation, especially from our elected representatives, it’s natural for myths about the government and how it...
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After it was created in 1935, the Social Security system has been under constant attack from extremist politicians and party members, but it has survived and continued to provide for our elderly and...
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There’s a lot of news coverage about the national debt, especially as we rush headlong to a possible debt ceiling conflict and eventual recession. If Congress and the president don’t get their...
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So, how many people work for the United States government? The U.S. Government is one of the largest employers in the country, accounting for a workforce in the millions. That said, we’re going to...
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If it feels like everyone is talking about the national debt, it’s because they usually are. The national debt has always been used as a political weapon by whatever political party isn’t in...
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The National debt is trending upwards, but what does that mean? Understandably, the far-reaching effects of the rising national debt have a significant impact across the board when you consider the...
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With so much news and misinformation about government spending, the government deficit, and the national debt in the media these days, it can be hard to remember exactly what it all really means and...
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Presidents are always judged on their ability to “create jobs”, and usually the talking heads and political shills don’t really care how it’s done as long as the president they support can...
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It goes without saying that the national debt is rising every day as the “clock” continues to show the math heading in the wrong direction. Whether due to an aging population, budget deficits, or...
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During Trump’s first full month in office, illegal crossings over the U.S. southern border fell to their lowest level in at least 25 years. According to Customs and Border Protection, about 8,450...
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In the 2024 presidential race, Donald Trump effectively ran as the change candidate — one who, if elected, would upend the status quo in Washington, D.C. across multiple policy areas. Now, in the...
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Unemployment is beginning to rise once again, and with the threat of an impending recession due to Trump’s trade wars, it is likely to rise to new heights in the months and years to come. But how...
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