Bal­loon­ing debt and a credit down­grade arent Trumps only - TopicsExpress



          

Bal­loon­ing debt and a credit down­grade arent Trumps only wor­ries for this coun­try... While 15 per­cent to 16 per­cent un­em­ploy­ment, a loom­ing credit down­grade, and bal­loon­ing debt are a bleak out­look for the United States, they are hardly as alarm­ing as the sce­nario laid out by an­other econ­o­mist... But Wiede­mers out­look for the U.S. econ­omy today makes Trumps ob­ser­va­tions seem al­most op­ti­mistic... Where Trump sees bal­loon­ing debt and a credit down­grade, Wiede­mer sees much more wide­spread eco­nomic de­struc­tion... The in­ter­view has be­come a wake-up call for those un­pre­pared (or un­will­ing) to ac­knowl­edge an ugly truth : The coun­trys fi­nan­cial ``res­cue de­vised in Wash­ing­ton has failed mis­er­ably... The United States could soon be­come a large-scale Spain or Greece, tee­ter­ing on the edge of fi­nan­cial ruin. That’s ac­cord­ing to Don­ald Trump, who painted a very ugly pic­ture of where this coun­try is headed. Trump made the com­ments dur­ing a re­cent ap­pear­ance on Fox News’ “On the Record with Greta Van Sus­teren.” Ac­cord­ing to Trump, the United States is no longer a rich coun­try. “When you’re not rich, you have to go out and bor­row money. We’re bor­row­ing from the Chi­nese and oth­ers. We’re up to $16 tril­lion in debt.” He goes on to point out that the down­grade of U.S. debt is in­evitable. “We are going up to $16 tril­lion [in debt] very soon, and it’s going to be a lot higher than that be­fore he gets fin­ished. When you have [debt] in the $21-$22 tril­lion, you are talk­ing about a down­grade no mat­ter how you cut it.”
Posted on: Thu, 03 Jul 2014 17:49:07 +0000

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