For the dwindling number of people who still care about the long-term federal debt, the past few years has been the story of one betrayal after another.
As Republicans transitioned from the opposition party to the party in power, and President Trump took over, they’ve gone from treating the national debt as a kind of existential crisis to the United States, to something that doesn’t really matter.
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