The latest posting from the Bureau of Public Debt at the Treasury Department shows the National Debt now stands at $15.566 trillion. It was $10.626 trillion on President Bush's last day in office, which coincided with President …
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It's Official: President Obama Has Added More to the National Debt …
We might think heated debates about the national debt are a relatively new phenomenon, but in fact, they stretch back all the way to the earliest days of the Republic, says economist Simon Johnson.
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National Debt Debates Stretch Back To Revolutionary War
The Government Accountability Office, which audits federal spending, has concluded that the national debt would rise precipitously if President Obama's health care legislation doesn't go into effect.
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GAO Obamacare Report: National Debt Would Skyrocket If Plan Not …
“This could very well be the next debt bomb for the U.S. economy,” said William Brewer, president of the National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys
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Student Loan "Debt Bomb" Looming – POST SCRIPTS
Just how broke is America? We are currently spending about $3.8 trillion on tax revenues of about 2.3 trillion.
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The Humble Libertarian: America: Debt Man Walking
I created a new “ Debt for Beginners” page on the White House Burning website. It's a collection of previous articles, mainly written for a general audience, on deficits, the national debt , government spending, taxes, and the …
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New “Debt for Beginners” Section | The Baseline Scenario
(CBS News) The National Debt has now increased more during President Obama's three years and two months in office than it did during 8 years of the George W. Bush presidency.
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Western Hero: Obama's Debt
Presumably they mean that, right now, our national debt , which crossed the Rubicon of 100 percent of GDP just before Christmas, is not as bad as that of Athens, although it's worse than Britain, Canada, Australia, Sweden, …
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Not PC: Now, how about that debt?
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