The United States' Debt Crisis
The United States is facing a severe debt crisis, with both Republicans and Democrats proposing excessive spending.
A high school history teacher once asked students to identify the largest problem facing the United States. The author's answer, the federal government's debt, was met with ridicule.
The teacher rolled his eyes when he read mine aloud, as if it was the dumbest of all possible submissions.
The author's concern about debt was not just about its inherent badness, but also about the lack of accountability in Washington, DC.
The problem has worsened over time, demonstrating the consequences of ignoring a critical issue.
Author's summary: US debt crisis worsens when ignored.
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