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2. Only $14 Trillion? Come on America, we can dig a little deeper

Tue Feb 11, 2020, 05:43 PM

Feb 2020

and find the cash in our pockets to pay for Trump's next tax reduction for the super rich.

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U.S. Household Debt Exceeds $14 Trillion for the First Time [View all] ffr Feb 2020 OP

But the US media regularly speaks of the booming economy. guillaumeb Feb 2020 #1

Only $14 Trillion? Come on America, we can dig a little deeper NCjack Feb 2020 #2

Here's some more: the federal government's debt, $23.256 Trillion progree Feb 2020 #6

There's two economies being run simultaneously in this nation... EarthFirst Feb 2020 #3

well, the "economy" is doing well handmade34 Feb 2020 #5

The Trump economy at work. SergeStorms Feb 2020 #4

Yes, I live to do research for people Warpy Feb 2020 #11

Where did you get that CPI excludes healthcare? progree Feb 2020 #12

Before the double digit interest rates late in the 70s Warpy Feb 2020 #14

Health care in the CPI is more than just the insurance premium progree Feb 2020 #15

Interest rates are less than half of what they were in mid 70's progree Feb 2020 #16

Pew research -- "have barely budged for decades" -- progree Feb 2020 #13

Thanks, Trump. llmart Feb 2020 #9