Most people do not realize how bad this is:
In the first 30 days of the shutdown, the US government took on an additional +600 billion dollars in debt.
This is an average of +19 billion dollars a day.
And since the shutdown began on October 1, more than 3.2 million air travelers have faced cancellations or delays.
If the shutdown lasts until Thanksgiving, this number could exceed 10 million people.
The US is now on the path to a shutdown for 61 days, which is 7.5 times longer than the average.
All this is happening against the backdrop of the destruction of the labor market and the Federal Res
View OriginalIn the first 30 days of the shutdown, the US government took on an additional +600 billion dollars in debt.
This is an average of +19 billion dollars a day.
And since the shutdown began on October 1, more than 3.2 million air travelers have faced cancellations or delays.
If the shutdown lasts until Thanksgiving, this number could exceed 10 million people.
The US is now on the path to a shutdown for 61 days, which is 7.5 times longer than the average.
All this is happening against the backdrop of the destruction of the labor market and the Federal Res

























