Post #1877 by Timer321 on the Macroeconomic Trends and Risks board

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1. What are the odds we default on the national debt?

2 Regardless of the blame, what are the odds that much of the social net is retracted? More importantly, what are the odds that the FDIC is stripped away?

They won't default on the debt and then take on trillions in new debt to honor the FDIC.

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