Posted on 10/06/2021 4:19:10 PM PDT by Onthebrink
“A default could potentially — but not necessarily — delay the payment of Social Security benefits, which reach about 65 million Americans in some form,” the Times said. “It could also delay payments to government contractors, including hospitals that accept patients who use Medicare and Medicaid benefits.”
A default would also have effects that trickle down further, including to state-run programs, as well as the expanded child tax credit. The next scheduled payment from that is October 15, which is before the possible default date, although another payment is due November 15.
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Print more money, not borrow it. Thus devaluing and money you currently have invested or under your mattress.
The national parks are about the only thing I’d let them keep.
There’s far more trimming they could do than that because if those lands are opened up, they will be destroyed in no time.
The cities would burn.
It’s being pays monthly since July
“they will be destroyed in no time.”
You mean like they have been destroyed in CA the last few years?
BTW, about 40% of the Giant Sequoias are gone because of government abuse.
Great summation. Thanks.
monthly? thanks, I didn’t know that. :)
Then later this year a lump sum.
Only if it would benefit the RAT party.
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