What if the government borrowed and invested?

[papa tiger]

I remember now; I was thinking of border security, immigration, and immigration services.

There most likely no shortage of digital moneys in the foreseeable future.
But why didn't the Donald rename the Gulf of U.S.

 

[bobcat]

I noticed we have a $150 Trillion Dollar nest egg in the ground of the USA.

The "$150 trillion American birthright" refers to claims made by financial commentator Jim Rickards about a vast national wealth potentially accessible to Americans, based on a legal provision in U.S. law. Copper reserves are incredible even tho there is a shortage now.

Background of the Claim​

Jim Rickards, a financial commentator, asserts that a provision in Title 30 of the U.S. Code, established by the 42nd Congress in 1872, has created a "national trust fund" that has accumulated approximately $150 trillion in mineral wealth over the years. This claim suggests that this wealth is largely untapped and could be unlocked for the benefit of American citizens.

Here's the summary of that claim: Rickards sells subscriptions to his market prediction newsletter for financial gain, and his claims are often sensational and misleading. He quoted the $150 trillion figure without citing any sources, credible or otherwise, and directed viewers to companies he has investments in.