Congratulations, dear American taxpayer.
You get to shore up Greek profligacy. Ruminate on this when the austerity measures fail and the welfare-state loving Greeks are back to the streets putting bricks through windows. I've read several news articles on this and not a one mentions that the International Monetary Fund is largely supported by American taxpayers. I wonder why?
2 comments:
The IMF costs US taxpayers very little. And wouldn't a default by Greece cost us a lot more than this deal?
A default by Greece will cost the E.U. and they should take care of their own. If California needs cash next year I doubt that Europeans will be lining up to help.
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