As Dan Kurz of DK Analytics points out, the federal government would have a difficult time even paying the interest on the debt in a “normalized” interest rate environment. http://bit.ly/2imzvbt http://pic.twitter.com/NQAreukGQ7
— Peter Schiff (@PeterSchiff) November 29, 2017
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