Vain Jangling
We need to raise the debt ceiling so that the government can satisfy its financial obligations.
Basic financial logic:
Raising the debt ceiling (or increasing one’s credit limit) does more harm than good, if the government (or person) does not (1) acknowledge mismanagement of finances, (2) reevaluate its spending habits, (3) cut back on current and future spending (by viewing needs vs wants, along with ‘fraud, waste and abuse’).
It is mere vain jangling to call for more money for more spending, taking more money from working people and businesses to satisfy the greed and mismanagement by those who are supposed to be working for and looking out for the best interest and wellbeing of the American people (and future generations).
Note:
The rich ruleth over the poor, and the borrower is servant to the lender. [Proverbs 22:7]
** the borrower is servant to the lender.
Vain Janglings 