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Thanks for making some of the unintelligible sensible. B. Samuel Davis August 22, 2011 at 12:50 PM If interest rates rise, the amount of interest the federal government pays for its debt also rises. It would then be in a bind - raise taxes, and makes conditions worse, or keep interest rates low, and continue to borrow. Obviously, now that the "debt crisis" is 'over' the government has decided to keep interest rates low - so it is now in a bind that year by year strangles growth. In the meantime, it can't say word one about China's insistence on keeping its currency low, which allows China to be the most competitive nation in the world when it comes to exports. So, since the economy can't grow, and those in charge have zero courage or character, the feds keep taking on more debt. The point will eventually be reached that the debt burden will be unaffordable at even low interest rates. It boggles the mind that our leaders can be so irresponsible...but there you have it. 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