Epstein Secrets

d, and America's place in it." As a candidate, Donald Trump that he would push for a great healthcare bill that covers everyone and would not touch Medicaid. To get a win at any cost, he has pushed Congressional legislators to pass the current GOP healthcare bill which does neither. But more importantly,

o biggest companies, Gibson and Fender, are in debt, and a third, PRS Guitars, had to cut staff and expand production of cheaper guitars. In April, Moody's downgraded Guitar Center, the largest chain retailer, as it faces $1.6 billion in debt. And at Sweetwater.com, the online retailer, a brand-new, int

ecurity 112 Change 'Medicare el@ibility age to 67 125 Alkw14edicare doctor reimbursement cuts 249 Change Medicaid grants to states 287 Change Medicaid formulas for reimbursements 18i Eliminate extension of unemployment benefits 57 Spending cuts already assumed to takepace 6y CRO Reduce troops i

that we are not accounting for. There is no way to determine if they would have a systematically positive or negative bias. 2 At the current time, Moody's does not appear inclined to downgrade the US, as long as the debt ceiling is raised. 3 Haircuts applied to Treasury collateral are typically 2%; a d

unded liabilities on top of that. Chris Watling of Longview Economics reckons that the net present value of spending commitments under the Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security programmes is 276% of GDP. The Democrats resist cuts in entitlements and the Republicans resist tax increases, so nothing much g

d loan obligations (CLOs), but since the credit crunch the market has dried up. And the debts accumulated in the 2006-07 boom have to be refinanced. Moody's reckons that some €250 billion of LBO debt will need to be rolled over in the next five years. Private-equity loans were just one of many assets (f