That's how long it took the Biden administration to add another half-trillion dollars to the national debt.
On September 15, the debt quietly blew passed $33 trillion.
By the way, it only took Biden and his willing accomplices in Congress three months to drive the national debt from $32 trillion to $33 trillion.
At $33 trillion, the US national debt is more than the total economies of China, Japan, Germany, and the UK combined.
Part of the reason the debt has increased so fast since June is because the Treasury is still rebuilding cash reserves that were depleted during the debt ceiling fight.
Interest on the debt paid in July exceeded the amount spent on national defense that month.
That's still relatively low, and the debt is more than double what it was back in the good ol' days of 2011.
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