MONTROSE, Colo. – The national debt is so large, it doesn’t even fit on most calculators. Western Colorado real estate developer Matt Miles says he was concerned that no one in government, nor most Americans, had ever seen the number. So he made a new calculator.

The “Big Red” calculator displays 16 digits. That’s enough to show all the numbers in the national debt, which totaled nearly $ 11.8 trillion — or $ 11,792,918,170,836.43 — at the start of September.

Miles says he wants to get people thinking about how much the United States owes.

He wouldn’t say how much he invested to launch Big Red, but he says the number fits comfortably on a standard calculator.

Big Red’s price needs only four digits. It’s on sale for $ 12.99 at Amazon.com

 

as a percentage of GDP (at it’s peak the national debt Truman was handling represented 117% of GDP) then what makes people think Obama won’t be able to do the same as we start climbing out of the Bush/Cheney Recession?

 

The Current ReaganBush Debt is: $ 9,789,199,151,908.83 which means that in a total of 20 years, these three presidents have led to the creation of 91.28% of the entire national debt in only 8.5837% of the 233 years of the existence of the United States of America. http://reaganbushdebt.org/ Tax Deficits – Makes sense!

 
 
 

To try to avoid the mess that other countries are in?

 

Right now there is a battle going on in Congress in drafting a future budget to address the national debt and the deficit. If you were a member of Congress and was in charge of drafting the legislation, how would you address the issues of Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid, and at the same time [...]

 

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http://www.economist.com/blogs/freeexchange/2009/06/immigration_good_for_national I’m not good with understanding the terms used in more political articles and I get lost and don’t seem to understand what they’re getting at. so, help please!

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