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Does the US Need a Debt Museum?

Does the US Need a Debt Museum?
Mises Wire Llewellyn H. Rockwell Jr.
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“Argentines bank on a good time at new debt museum.” And here’s the  US National Debt Clock. Note that, according to the clock, since the feds were freed of many restraints in September 2002, they have increased the national debt by an average of $1.72 billion a day. (Courtesy of George Natalino.)

 

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