Oh, What a Debt!
The numbers are so fantastic, so absolutely crazed, that the thought of ever paying them off boggles the mathematical senses.
March 9, 2009 - 4:49 am
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Let’s see:
(3.6 trillion + 1.7 trillion + 800 billion + 600 billion + 600 billion) divided by 300 million (rough population of USA) = about $24,300 per person.