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               Obama               recently               asked               for               a               $1.2T               increase               of               the               national               debt               although               he               has               now               requested               a               delay               due               to               Congress'               Christmas               vacation.

This               increase               will               bring               the               total               indebtedness               of               the               U.S.

to               more               than               $16               trillion.

If               you               have               trouble               comprehending               the               number               one               trillion               I               try               to               explain               it               here.

This               begs               the               question;               will               we               ever               be               able               to               repay               the               national               debt?

In               my               opinion               it               is               highly               doubtful.

Allow               me               to               illustrate               this               with               an               example.
               If               we               equate               the               national               debt               to               a               personal               debt,               using               numbers               from               2010,               we               find               that
               ·               Federal               revenue               in               2010               was               $2.162               trillion               ·               Federal               spending               in               2010               was               $3.5               trillion               ·               Median               household               income               in               America               is               $49,445               ·               $16.4               trillion               in               national               debt               equates               to               $375,068               in               personal               debt.

How               would               you,               or               any               American,               pay               off               $375,068               in               debt               when               your               income               is               $49,445?

It               would               not               be               easy               and               it               would               not               happen               overnight.

More               importantly,               how               would               you               ever               begin               to               reduce               your               debt               when               you               are               currently               spending               significantly               more               than               you               earn               with               no               plans               to               reduce               your               spending?

The               answer               is               that               you               would               make               no               progress               at               all               toward               reducing               your               indebtedness.

It               would               be               equivalent               to               financial               suicide.

Yet               that               is               exactly               what               our               elected               representatives               are               doing               at               the               national               level.
               Using               the               example               above,               you               would               likely               never               pay               off               your               debts               without               dramatically               increasing               your               income.

In               the               national               case,               this               would               equate               to               massive               tax               increases.

Of               course               the               other               option               would               be               to               cut               your               lifestyle               down               to               nothing.

You               could               sell               the               car               (or               cars)               which               you               are               financing               and               buy               an               older               car               with               cash.

Then               you               could               ditch               your               satellite               package               (you               know               the               one               with               the               sports               package)               or               perhaps               decide               that               you               could               return               to               the               old               dial               up               Internet.

Then               you               might               trade               in               your               iPhone               for               a               flip               phone               without               an               expensive               data               package,               no               unlimited               texting               plan,               etc.

On               the               national               level               this               might               be               reflected               in               massive               cuts               in               social               spending.
               There               is               very               little               will               in               Washington               to               cut               spending.

There               is               hardly               even               any               willingness               on               the               part               of               our               representatives               to               curb               the               rates               of               growth               in               spending!

Determining               how               the               largest               pile               of               money               in               the               world               is               spent               is               real               power               and               our               elected               representatives               are               not               likely               to               relinquish               this               power.

At               the               same               time,               massive               tax               increases               would               only               push               the               still               fragile               economy               off               the               proverbial               cliff.

It               would               also               retard               American's               desire               to               produce.
               Returning               to               the               personal               level,               the               average               American               would               never               be               able               to               pay               off               such               a               high               debt               level.

As               a               result,               the               credit               card               companies               and               the               mortgage               holders               are               frequently               forced               to               write               off               bad               debt.

Perhaps               someone               should               explain               the               concept               of               bad               debt               to               Hu               Jintao.






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