https://www.usdebtclock.org/
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Hope he takes on Madman, but he should use things to his advantage instead of saying "I don't care about that". If a white or asian person put they're black on a survey to enter Columbia it would be a big deal. In the 'other' section how hard is it to put East Indian, raised in Uganda.
The Federal Reserve doesn't even make sense. It prints the US currency, so we're in debt to ourselves?
Technically isn't the government in debt to The People, so they gotta pay us back with interest because they are borrowing from the citizens more than they pay in taxes?
So it's not actually debt, it's just money they already took from the citizens. Still a debt though, how they gunna pay us back.
Only 36% of Democrats are proud to be American.
https://x.com/CitizenFreePres/status/1941140880616026493
President Donald Trump has announced that there will be a UFC fight on the grounds of the White House as a part of the America 250 celebration
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President Donald J. Trump officially signs the One, Big, Beautiful Bill into law.
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Julian McMahon, best known as Dr. Christian Tory in "Nip/Tuck" and Dr. Doom in F4 movies, have just passed away aged 56
https://www.thewrap.com/julian-mcmahon-star-of-nip-tuck-dies-at-56/
📜 Constitutional Reference: 14th Amendment, Section 4
“The validity of the public debt of the United States, authorized by law… shall not be questioned.”
🔍 What This Means:
Legally binding: Once Congress authorizes debt, it must be honored.
No default: The government cannot simply refuse to pay its debts.
Limits political brinkmanship: Some legal scholars argue this clause could be used to challenge the debt ceiling if it risks default.
This clause was originally written to ensure the Union’s Civil War debts would be paid—and that Confederate debts would not—but it has since been interpreted more broadly.
Debt is related to things involving within the United States like paying Unions back, nothing about foreign debts.
It's about context. Why would I be forced to pay back my enemy, when the Constitution was written because they just broke off from Britain after a 2% tax?
So if the founders were pissed off about the 2% tax, why they think think it's ok for you to think we gotta pay any kind of shit back to the government? Context is a hell of a drug.
why would they want you to think it's ok with paying back $37motherfuckingtrillion*