Should the UK also be concerned about Govt Debt. Boris has just Promised ," Hundreds of Millions of £s," to World Health . to help fight Covid. where is Rashi getting all this money from? . Have the Cons found another Magic Money Tree
Indeed. And it's perfectly allowed for them not to respond, which was the second half of my post that you missed when quoting for some reason :P
It's not really that paramount. You presumably wouldn't change the way you interact with them much. So it's just curiosity, as you say. The response is still the same: we have the right not to answer such questions if we wish.
The original Q is so loaded that it's barely worth responding to. Hey ho...
The fact that US debt has increased is not a consequence of Trump's economic policies; it's a result of a world wide pandemic. There is not a single country in the world that has not been hit by this. And the greater the economy, the greater the hit.
Prior to the Covid19 pandemic the USA's unemployment numbers were plunging. They had the greatest number of black Americans in employment since records began in the 1960s. They were in an economic boom and then the virus hit them and us.
the GDP of the USA is £20tn, the national debt is 125%. if you owed 1.25 times your annual salary on your house, would you say that is "out of control"?
Should the UK also be concerned about Govt Debt. Boris has just Promised ," Hundreds of Millions of £s," to World Health . to help fight Covid. where is Rashi getting all this money from? . Have the Cons found another Magic Money Tree
It is clear to anyone who hasnt lost the family brain cell that COVID is to blame for Worldwide debt.
Would you rather no money was spent by Boris and the rest of the World Gulliver? Sir Kier seems ok with it.
Rishi is borrowing the money, which, as a rich nation we can do. Of Course if Brown hadn't peed our Gold up the wall to buy Euros then we might not have to borrow so much eh?
No there is no magic money tree. Mr Sunak has made it very clear we will have to pay it back through taxes and cutbacks.