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The Pacific has turned into a storm factory.
THREE storms are spinning out there right now, lined up like they’re on a conveyor belt.
Karina is a Category 4.
And Marie just formed at the end of the line, becoming the 13th named storm of the year.
We normally don’t get to #13 until October.
I guess this is what a “super El Niño” looks like.
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🚨HERE'S WHY U.S. GROSS NATIONAL DEBT HIT $40,000,000,000,000
The U.S. has accumulated $40T+ of debt because it has consistently spent more than it collects in revenue.
Key drivers:
• $19.95T debt in 2017 → $40T+ today
• ~$1.8T FY2026 deficit
• ~$1.2T annual interest expense
• Social Security + Medicare/healthcare are major structural spending drivers
• COVID spending sharply accelerated the trajectory
• Tax cuts, defense spending and other fiscal programs added to subsequent deficits
The math is simple:
Spending > Revenue → Deficit → Borrowing → More Debt
And higher debt creates another feedback loop:
More Debt → More Interest → Larger Deficits → More Borrowing
The $40T milestone isn't from one event.
It's the cumulative result of decades of persistent fiscal deficits, accelerated by major crises and increasingly expensive debt service.
