For crying out loud.
Insane.
1 posted on
09/19/2021 11:38:01 PM PDT by
cba123
To: cba123
2 posted on
09/19/2021 11:38:27 PM PDT by
cba123
( Toi la nguoi My. Toi bay gio o Viet Nam)
To: cba123
If this is kosher, why stop at a trillion? How ‘bout a quattuorvigintillion-dollar coin?
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5 posted on
09/19/2021 11:54:31 PM PDT by
Drago
To: cba123
Inflationary
Of course, the fed can increase the money supply and use it to buy back and retire debt.
Avoids insolvency, but inflationary
6 posted on
09/19/2021 11:56:19 PM PDT by
campaignPete R-CT
(I owe, I owe, it's off to work I go ...)
To: cba123
Why use platinum? Just make it out of wood. Spray paint it gold, silver, or even mauve. It would be comforting to know that a good chunk of those paper bills in your wallet or purse are backed up by that.
7 posted on
09/19/2021 11:58:32 PM PDT by
MCF
(If my home can't be my Castle, then it will be my Alamo)
To: cba123
This is not the first time the media has pushed this. A few years ago (?) it was suggested.
8 posted on
09/20/2021 12:03:01 AM PDT by
PghBaldy
(12/14 - 930am -rampage begins... 12/15 - 1030am - Obama's advance team scouts photo-op locations.)
To: cba123
I would not be all that shocked if they did this...
We really are living in clown world now...
“I can’t be out of money, look right here! I still have unused checks in my purse”
9 posted on
09/20/2021 12:12:47 AM PDT by
Bobalu
(The plan must be to distract from Afghanistan by doing something even more stupid )
To: cba123
DON’T DO IT! I have a 100 trillion Zimbabwe note I will donate to the US Treasury.
To: cba123
This was obamas idea, wasn’t it?
13 posted on
09/20/2021 1:27:22 AM PDT by
jughandle
(Big words anger me, keep talking. )
To: cba123
We need the “Not this stuff again” picture.
To: cba123
it is insane.
If they can do this, why not mint a hundred thousand trillion dollar platinum coins?
Why so stingy Joe?
/sarc for the literals amongst us
15 posted on
09/20/2021 2:12:51 AM PDT by
Secret Agent Man
(Gone Galt; Not Averse to Going Bronson.)
To: cba123
The US still hasn't paid off the debt from the Civil War (the first one).
The problem isn't McConnell, the problem is the crazy spending and resulting inflation. The people who are going to be paying for it are people who spend much of their income on food, gasoline and housing - NOT Jeff Bezos, Bill Gates and Elon Musk.
19 posted on
09/20/2021 3:27:34 AM PDT by
Sooth2222
(“Toute nation a le gouvernement qu’elle mérite.” ("Every nation has the government it deserves.”) )
To: cba123
Make it out of U-238 it would be much smaller and no one would want to seal it.
20 posted on
09/20/2021 3:32:08 AM PDT by
PIF
(They came for me and mine ... now its your turn)
To: cba123
Congress can pass budgets that direct the government to spend a fixed amount of money across its departments and programs, and sets tax rates at particular levels to fund some of it. The gap between Congressionally mandated spending and Congressionally mandated revenues then needs to be paid for by borrowing money. Has anyone thought of lowering spending to match income. This is what I have to do.
To: cba123
Legally they could just mint $1T coins to pay off debts. But do that for very long and food will be priced in the $1000s.
To: cba123
What else is new? Every dollar created by the Federal Reserve is made out of thin air. This is not shocking. We are bankrupt folks. Raise your hand if you think we are going to pay off the national debt of $30 trillion. What’s another trillion?
25 posted on
09/20/2021 8:51:58 AM PDT by
Georgia Girl 2
(The only purpose of a pistol is to fight your way back to the rifle you should never have dropped)
To: cba123
This insane idea has been floated for a couple of years now. It’s not going to happen.
To: cba123
"The Biden administration could sidestep McConnell's refusal to pay America's bills by minting a $1 trillion platinum coin"
That's exactly the coin I'd expect biden to try to throw across the Potomac River.
27 posted on
09/21/2021 12:24:38 AM PDT by
clearcarbon
(Fraudulent elections have consequences.)
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