I don't even want to see California's debt clock. It wouldn't fit on my computer length-wise. This is a real eye-opener.
Ironic that you say "it's enough to make you sick" ... and here we are in the U.S. staring down the barrel of what many believe will be a $1 trillion+ health care bill.
John: Up until 2009 Canada had been paying down the National Debt and this already included a National Health Care program which is mostly paid for by the Provinces. The increase in debt is a reflection on lower resource prices, bailouts, and higher unemployment.
I dont think having a health care bill is your problem, being the world policeman is what really costs you guys.
Scott, debt always catches up with you one day in the future! It may be sooner than we think.
Ty
Scott,
Nice graphic. You made your point very well. Debt is increasing so rapidly for both countries. :)
Steve
Ty: cant argue with dat!
Steve: I cant take credit for the widget, courtesy of the Canadian Taxpayers Association.
Scott - the first time I saw the clock was when I was with the Canadian Taxpayers Federation during their no more taxes campaign back when the CTF first came to Ontario
I don't own any of the U.S. federal debt anymore because I already sent them my $39,000 check. LOL
Russell, wouldnt it be cool if you could send in your cheque then opt out of taxes for good!
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