@BruceMirken

It's not right because it overlooks an important part of how the US government operates: the Treasury takes in enough money to pay its bills, so there is no legal risk of default.

The bills will be paid.

That's just math, as the income is higher than the amount required to pay the bills.

It's NEW spending that might have to be pulled back on.

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You can see for yourself directly from the Treasury.

They publish their balance sheets transparently and continuously.

fiscaldata.treasury.gov/datase

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