U.S. debt crisis

Can America Reduce The National Debt Without Destroying The Middle Class?

Can America Reduce The National Debt Without Destroying The Middle Class?

Part 2 or a 2 part series on the national debt crisis. WASHINGTON DC - America’s national debt is approaching $39 trillion, and the federal government is now borrowing at a pace once associated only with wars, recessions and economic emergencies. But unlike previous crises, today’s trillion-dollar deficits are becoming permanent. The Congressional Budget Office

By Mike Brennan|2026-05-12T10:05:22-04:00May 12th, 2026|Government/Politics, News, Politics, Politics/Government|

America’s Debt Crisis: Like a Family Maxing Out Credit Cards — And Why Michigan Should Care

America’s Debt Crisis: Like a Family Maxing Out Credit Cards — And Why Michigan Should Care

WASHINGTON DC — The United States is heading toward a fiscal reality that’s easy to understand—but hard to fix. Imagine a family that maxes out its credit cards—then reaches a point where it’s spending more on interest payments than on groceries. That’s where the federal government is headed. Within the next decade, the U.S. is

By Mike Brennan|2026-03-23T11:14:31-04:00March 23rd, 2026|News|