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The United States is not facing bankruptcy, it is bankrupt.
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What is the definition of 'bankrupt' in the context of the entire economy?
Just curious. It could put the whole argument to rest.
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Ahhh but there's the rub....they can keep printing money until the USA goes Weimar.
As long as they can still print their way out of it....and the Chinese accept devalued printed money as payment of debt....the system still functions.
...again.....until it goes Weimar....and there will be no warning when that happens.
Burt Gummer
I'm sure that they CAN print more money. Argentina printed more money in the late 80s & throughout the 90s. Greece prints money. Spain prints money. North Korea probably prints money. That doesn't mean none of them are bankrupt. It just means they are procuring money that's not actually legitimate.
Obama can say America isn't bankrupt just like any other person can, and he can also print lots of money, and use fancy terms to avoid the B word, but what is the actual definition of fiscally bankrupt?
Depending on the answer to that, America may actually be in no better a situation than Spain.
So, what defines bankruptcy? I suppose we could check a dictionary..
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Not Obama, Ben Bernanke. He is the only person who can create money out of thin air. All they do is add reserves to the banks with the click of a mouse. Its called quantitative easing and its equivalent to "printing money".
But it is also very different because "printing money" like what was done in zimbabway not to long ago usually leads to inflation, however we have had no inflation problems. The large problem is ganna come when the fed stops buying bonds(our debt) and the interest rates skyrocket
They have offset inflation by creating bubbleconomics.
But this is not sustainable.
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Welcome to SportsNation! On Thursday, ESPN.com AFC South blogger Paul Kuharsky will drop in to chat about all the latest news from the NFL.
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Paul Kuharsky (2:58 PM)
Greetings all. Thanks for coming. I always appreciate it.
Ben (UK)
Paul, I do agree with your assessment of Jim Caldwell's management between gameweeks last year, but I still can't understand how you put him 8th on your ballot. His game management skills are incredibly poor - and whilst we shouldn't be leaving it to his game management, it still doesn't help to swim against the tide in any form.
Paul Kuharsky (3:00 PM)
As I wrote, it's hard to find more than seven guys to put ahead of him. And the things he's good at -- keeping his team on message, having depth ready to play -- are underrated.
Cody (Stamford, CT)
With so many QB-needy teams looking for their next franchise guy, do you think there will be any "franchise" caliber QB's when the Titans pick at 39?
Paul Kuharsky (3:03 PM)
Depends if you think the second-tier guys are franchise caliber. Top of my head, teams that have to have a QB: Carolina, Tennessee, Minnesota, Washington, Arizona, San Francisco. Probably get one: Seattle and Jacksonville. That's seven besides Titans. Worst the Titans could do then is probably eighth guy. Does the eighth guy in this class have a chance to be good? Yes.
Kevin (Louisiana)
Are you strictly an NFL blogger? If there is no football this year.. Could you anticipate more coverage towards the UFL? I'm very interested in that league as a supplement to my football cravings
Paul Kuharsky (3:03 PM)
Yeah, I won't be covering the UFL.
Jason (Murfreesboro)
If the Titans wanted to pick up a 2nd rounder by trading down from #8 how far would they have to drop to get it?
Paul Kuharsky (3:05 PM)
Drop from No. 8 to No. 16 is worth, roughly, a middle second rounder. Here's a basic chart.
Tony in La Marque (La Marque Texas)
What's up Paul?! First off I'm a huge Texan fan, but also like to keep up with our native son VY....what's the latest you can tell us on Vince's future and where he may land. Thanks.
Paul Kuharsky (3:06 PM)
He's generating no buzz whatsoever.
Tick (Galveston, TX)
Over/Under Foster getting 1,400 yds rushing and 15+ TDs next year?
Paul Kuharsky (3:06 PM)
I'd go under on both. Think yards could be close.
ScrewNation (Houston, TX)
Would you take Foster or CJ if you had the #1 pick in Fantasy Football?
Paul Kuharsky (3:07 PM)
CJ. Think being the best in back-to-back years is tough. Think Titans will be more run-reliant.
WhiteMike (H-Town)
What are the chances the Texans make a bold move and move up to #2-4 to grab Von Miller?
Paul Kuharsky (3:08 PM)
Very slim. Have a lot of needs. It's scary to give up a bunch of picks to move up when you don't know if or when you'll have the opportunity to shop free agency.
WhiteMike (H-Town)
How many games do you plan to attend at Reliant next year? Your always welcome to Tailgate with us. Gates open at 8am.
Paul Kuharsky (3:08 PM)
Tailgating doesn't fit with my workday, typically. But that's nice of you. Schedule and how a team is playing dictates where I go when.
WhiteMike (H-Town)
Paul, If Quinn is not there at #11, who should the Texans take IF they stay there? I'd rather trade back for a 2nd only. Or get JJ Watt.
Paul Kuharsky (3:09 PM)
There are a ton of quality players there, why get out just because your favorite one is gone? Large share of premier players are drafted high. Texans need premier players.
Bart (Orange City, IA)
PK, Every year the analysts slide linemen (offensive and defensive) into the Colts first round slot and nearly every year they are wrong. Who's a player that will likely be available late in the first round that the Colts might target as a "surprise" pick?
Paul Kuharsky (3:10 PM)
Who's the third best wide receiver? Or the third corner perhaps?
Jonathan (Nashville)
What are the chances that the Titans will wind up with a good veteran QB such as a Kolb, McNabb, Palmer, Hasselback, Or do you think this year we will just have to Stick with Kerry Collins.
Paul Kuharsky (3:11 PM)
Collins isn't under contract, so there is no guarantee he's an option. I think Kolb and maybe Palmer will prove too expensive. I don't think they like McNabb. Hasselbeck is intriguing because he's a free agent, he wouldn't cost them anything in a trade.
Ryan (Danville, KY)
Without the addition of a guy like Asoughma, I see the Texans going 6-10 or 7-9 again next season. But with him, i see a 9-7 or 10-6 season. Your thoughts?
Paul Kuharsky (3:12 PM)
Even with him, they'd need more.
Mark Hall (Pittsburgh,PA)
Do you see Peyton Manning winning another super bowl with Indianapolis before he retires?
Paul Kuharsky (3:12 PM)
I do.
Dustin (Stanford CA)
Hey Paul, it seems like all of the draft's top ten prospects have warts (except maybe AJ Green). Are the teams at the just in a crap shoot?
Paul Kuharsky (3:13 PM)
It's always somewhat of a crapshoot. What are warts on Dareus, Miller, Peterson or Pouncey?
Scott (Northglenn, CO)
You trust Kubiak to stick with Foster as the bellcow, with Tate, Ward and Slaton all lurking?
Paul Kuharsky (3:13 PM)
How in the world could he not? One of those guys is gone. None of them at their best approach what Foster was last year.
T Dawg (Jax)
Wayne Weaver left me a message this week thanking me for being a season ticket holder. He said if no CBA is agreed upon and there is no season I will get my money back plus interest. No one will tell me how much interest I am earning. Do you know?
Paul Kuharsky (3:14 PM)
Not a lot. But more than most teams.
Heath (Owensboro, KY)
How was your US Game Experience in Nashville..
Paul Kuharsky (3:14 PM)
Very enjoyable, despite the rain.
Jason (Murfreesboro)
Your honest opinion: Are there any franchise QB's in this draft? If so Who?
Paul Kuharsky (3:15 PM)
There are probably a couple. I just don't know which ones. And I am not sold on the top two at all.
Marc (Washington, DC)
The Texans meeting with UNC Tight End Ryan Taylor is some kind of a prank being played on Texans fans, right? They couldn't POSSIBLY be thinking of taking yet another tight end in this draft, could they?
Paul Kuharsky (3:15 PM)
It's a meeting. They will meet with a ton of guys they don't take. They do need to quit it with the tight ends.
daniel (indy)
re: ben - how did andy reid make the list when he is the absolute worst game manager ever. he needs to assign someone to be in charge of his challenges & timeouts. (good coaching is more than game management)
Paul Kuharsky (3:16 PM)
Thank you, Daniel.
Scott (Northglenn, CO)
If both Quinn and Bowers are available at #8, who do you prefer?
Paul Kuharsky (3:16 PM)
Bowers if his knee will be fine.
John (Denver)
Do you think broncos have any chance of trading out of #2 to stock pile pick? or should they stay and take Dareus or another "game Changer"??
Paul Kuharsky (3:16 PM)
I think they should take Dareus. Trading out is getting way overrated here.
Corey (D.C.)
The Titans are in an intersting situation with the draft because taking a QB at #8 (assuming Newton and Gabbert are gone) would be a real reach, but the other 4-5 best rookie QBs could be gone by the time they get to their 2nd rd pick? How much of a dilemma does this put them in? Would they consider next years 1st rd pick for Kolb?
Paul Kuharsky (3:18 PM)
They aren't going to force a QB at No. 8 if he's not worth it. I think they'll wait until the second or look to move up to late first/earlier second.Next year's first for Kolb is to pricey for me. That could be Luck.
Shane (Los Angeles, CA)
PK, of all the teams in the draft, the one that I think should consider moving up is Houston to try and grab PP7 or Nakumura. Is CB their greatest need?
Paul Kuharsky (3:19 PM)
A veteran corner is a big need. Another kid, I'm not real wild about considering their other needs and the front seven talent available.
Kevin (TX)
Would Ryan Mallet be a fit in the Titans offense?
Paul Kuharsky (3:19 PM)
Needs protection, they should be able to give it. Needs a weapon, Kenny Britt should be one. I could see it. Do they like his character, is one of the big questions.
mike (new jersey)
which offensie lineman is best for the colts?
Paul Kuharsky (3:20 PM)
Seems like both Castanzo and Solder can do the sort of things they like.
John (The Woodlands, TX)
if Fred Taylors career ends this offseason does he stand a chance of making it to Canton?
Paul Kuharsky (3:20 PM)
Possible, but not probable. Wish he could have done more in NE.
Colby (OK)
True or False: Garcon will be better than Wayne this season.
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Marc (Washington, DC)
How long does it usually take a DE/OLB with little experience in a 3-4 to transition from being a down lineman to being an OLB if they're physically talented?
Paul Kuharsky (3:21 PM)
Completely depends on the guy.
Justin (NYC)
I am a huge Garrard fan, but if the jags take a qb at 16, what are the odds he starts from game one of the regular season?
Paul Kuharsky (3:21 PM)
I think he starts Week 1 almost no matter what. He'd have to have a brutal camp while the rookie would have to light it up.
Corey (D.C.)
There is no way the Titans have the #1 pick next year for Luck. Even thinking that way should get a GM fired.
Paul Kuharsky (3:22 PM)
What I was saying is, the potential value of a top 10 pick next year is more valuable to me than Kolb. If you were going to be in the 20s, then maybe you think more about it.
Ben (UK)
Comparing Caldwell to Andy Reid works in the sense that they both seem to not understand the nuances of clock management, but Andy Reid deserves some slack because of his other capability, and what he's done for the Eagles. All Caldwell did was perhaps lose two games on bad timeout decisions after taking over from Tony Dungy's team. Don't get me wrong, I want Caldwell to stay, but we can be truthful about his capabilities.
Paul Kuharsky (3:23 PM)
He took a team to the Super Bowl. That's not nothing.
Ben (Lebanon, TN)
If Jeff Fisher was still the Titan's coach, where do you think he would have ended up in that coaches poll? Before or after Jim Caldwell?
Paul Kuharsky (3:23 PM)
A good question. Definitely ahead of Caldwell, though 2010 hurt Fisher a lot. Dungy probably would have been second.
Vince Young (Texas)
What do you mean I'm generating no buzz whatsoever? My steakhouse just got a good review.
Paul Kuharsky (3:24 PM)
And you probably lump that in with football buzz. All the same, right? #sarcasm
Dustin (Stanford CA)
Say the Titans get a defensive stud in the 1st round and miss out on all of the QBs in the 2nd. Is forsaking a QB and picking up just a guy, while loading up on a defense a viable plan? Knowing next year you maybe picking high again to try to solve your QB problem...
Paul Kuharsky (3:26 PM)
I don't think you think about what you will be able to draft next year as part of your plan. But you either jump up to get one when you see them disappearing, or decide you can live with a guy outside the top eight as your developmental guy for Chris Palmer and bank on getting that veteran.
mike (new jersey)
what do you think the judge will rule in two weeks?
Paul Kuharsky (3:26 PM)
In players' favor, with an appeal that will keep the lockout in place until it's heard.
Tyler (VA)
Will the Colts look for a RB in the draft this year?
Paul Kuharsky (3:26 PM)
Maybe later. I wouldn't think early so soon after Brown.
J Smooth (League City, TX)
Is the NFL Schedule coming out on time even without CBA (Week or so prior to draft) I'm ready to see when we can get after our division!
Paul Kuharsky (3:26 PM)
Coming out this month, yes.
Matt (NM)
What kind of an offense can we expect from the Titans' new OC? I'm sure still run-oriented, but hopefully a little less shotgun...
Paul Kuharsky (3:27 PM)
Largely the same, largely depends on who his QB is.
Fiona (Miami)
Speaking of Mallet's so-called character issues. I practically live in sports media, and barely get anything done at work because Im reading about the NFL, yet I have yet to hear 1 example of his character issues. Why is this? With today's media you'd expect this info to get out wouldnt you?
Paul Kuharsky (3:28 PM)
Rare restraint. Means everyone is getting stuff off the record or on background or without detail. I've heard the specifics in unreportable fashion.
Zach (Nashville)
If each AFC South Team had the number one pick and you were each team's respective GM/Coach who would you pick?
Paul Kuharsky (3:30 PM)
Titans, Dareus. Texans, Miller. Jaguars, Miller. Colts, Dareus or Green.
Finley (Under the kitchen table)
Pops, you've got to be kidding me! Have you seen the weather outside, yet I am stuck down here while you play with that silly tv thing with letters!
Paul Kuharsky (3:30 PM)
I left you out for so long you couldn't wait to get in! Short memory. You are a dog, not a goldfish.
Scott (Northglenn, CO)
Your thoughts on Warren Moon's claims of racism toward Cam?
Paul Kuharsky (3:31 PM)
I see Mallett facing a lot of the same stuff, no?
Matt (NY)
Do you think it's a realistic option to move Glover Quin back to safety and actually improve Houston's secondary?
Paul Kuharsky (3:32 PM)
I much prefer the idea of getting a safety to play safety and leaving the best corner at corner. Go get Eric Weddle.
Heather (Indy)
I see a lot of understandable talk about how desperately the Colts need to upgrade their O-Line and (on a related note) their running game to compete for another Super Bowl, but am I alone in thinking their defense needs even more improvement? The O, for all the understandable criticism it gets, is still among the best in the league every year. Thanks!
Paul Kuharsky (3:33 PM)
Certainly the D has holes. But the Colts best D is more O: score more, hold it more, get more leads. That helps the defense. I'd still like a bigger D tackle, S is an issue, CB depth can improve.
Corey (D.C.)
Last one for me Paul, but first I want to thank you for your time, as your insight is always great. How do you think the Colts feel about their RB situation in 2011? Seems like their offense would be much more dangerous with a real homerun threat behind Peyton.
Paul Kuharsky (3:34 PM)
I don't feel Addai will be that attractive elsewhere. Get him back at reasonable price, and they are fine.
Scott (Northglenn, CO)
Obviously Asomugha is the best potential FA CB. But Johnathon Joseph, or even Aqib Talib if he's released, would be an upgrade for any South team and much more reasonably priced...agree?
Paul Kuharsky (3:35 PM)
Yes on price. I don't see any South team touching Talib. Titans and Colts aren't hard-pressed for corners, though depth wouldn't hurt.
Rob (Florida )
Of all Indy's many desperate needs, which three do you think are the most pressing? And given how we've already see Peyton decline, isn't time to search for a new QB? (And, no, I don't think Curtis Painter is 'the future' in Indy...)
Paul Kuharsky (3:37 PM)
Decline? He had a bad three-game stretch on a team with so many injuries it should have gone in the tank. It's ridiculous to think they need their next quarterback when they've got one of the league's best four guys and potentially the best of all-time. If he's getting a five-year deal and the Colts draft a QB to develop, he'll be developed and a free agent by the time Manning is done.
Wade Phillips (Reliant Stadium)
Paul, will you please pass this along to my G.M Rick Smith and Bob McNair? Paul Kuharsky (3:32 PM)I much prefer the idea of getting a safety to play safety and leaving the best corner at corner. Go get Eric Weddle.
Paul Kuharsky (3:37 PM)
I've written it repeatedly.
Charles (Goodlettsville)
Defend Your Boy! Kevin Stallings has another early exit from the NCAA tourney.
Paul Kuharsky (3:38 PM)
Still better than many alternatives. I'd like him to alter his approach some and get back to work.
Jimmy (Tennessee)
Hey Paul, can you break down the draft for the Titans? What round do you see them taking a QB?
Paul Kuharsky (3:38 PM)
greg durham NC [via mobile]
If the NFL has a lockout I will never watch again.
Paul Kuharsky (3:38 PM)
Well, it's having a lockout right now, so I guess it's goodbye...
JSmooothhhh (CougarLand)
Do you ever attend the NFL Draft? As a fan should it be something I have to experience once?
Paul Kuharsky (3:39 PM)
You've seen it on TV, right? How could being there qualify as a must? It's a guy at a microphone who doesn't sing.
Scott (Northglenn, CO)
If you're starting a team today with AFC South players, which 3 are you taking?
Paul Kuharsky (3:40 PM)
Nice. Manning, Andre Johnson and Chris Johnson. We'll worry about defense later, I guess.
Ashley Judd (Lexington, Kentucky)
How can you call me a hanger-on when I at least went to UK? Is it not okay to root for your team? Did you attend the University of the Yankees?
Paul Kuharsky (3:41 PM)
Root for your team, sure. But seems you're front and center when things are great. Yankees don't have a university. I attended one near to them, following in Lou Gehrig's footsteps.
Jeff (Jax)
McShay said that Jags GM Gene Smith has proved he will take the player with the higher floor rather than the higher ceiling. I think that is a wise strategy because the Jags have whiffed too often in the draft. Lots of "base hits" will result in a consistently good team. Your thoughts?
Paul Kuharsky (3:42 PM)
I thought it was an insightful comment. Not positive it's totally true, but it's a smart idea -- all those busts killed them and they can't afford any more.
Andy (Daytona)
Doesn't free agency after the draft benefit those strict- BAP general managers? that way you get what you get in the draft, all best available guys, then when free agency comes along, you know exactly what you'll need. Right?
Paul Kuharsky (3:43 PM)
The best BAP guys are generally the best guys. So yes, this benefits guys like Thompson and Polian and AJ Smith. Guys who panic over need generally will likely panic more now.
Aaron (Duval)
Being a Jags fan and all, I loved to hate Jeff Fisher. Now it doesn't seem like I loathe the Titans as much as I used to. What do you think Fishers plans are for the future?
Paul Kuharsky (3:44 PM)
Answer his phone next January.
Violeta (México)
Hi PaulI am worry because Peyton did not sign a contract when he could. Now with the lockout he can't. Is he asking for something in specific that the Colts don't want ?
Paul Kuharsky (3:45 PM)
They tagged him. They both want to get it done. I think it will get done once there is a new agreement or the courts force the league to open its doors.
Rob (Florida )
Crytsal ball time, Paul: will Bob Sanders ever excel again, or has he just been too injured too many times to ever be a real impact player for any team?
Paul Kuharsky (3:46 PM)
I think he will excel in short, three- or four-game spans.
Brian (VA)
Paul, the Titans sent a few people to check out Kaepernick including Chris Palmer. Think he's got the tools to succeed for them?
Paul Kuharsky (3:47 PM)
He's intriguing. They're looking at all of them.
John (The Woodlands, TX)
When a coach has been fired but still under contract, what restrictions are placed on him for the remainder of the contracted period? Aside from not coaching in the NFL.
Paul Kuharsky (3:48 PM)
That's about it. Whatever else is spelled out in the contract. If you're talking Fisher, the Titans ultimately said he could have coached elsewhere in 2011 if he wanted to and found work.
Yogi (Alaska)
Ill ask the obvious follow-up. If you are starting a defense using only AFC South players, who are your top few?
Paul Kuharsky (3:50 PM)
Not accounting for age: Dwight Freeney, Terrance Knighton, Antoine Bethea. Maybe a healthy DeMeco Ryans would complicate it for me.
Brian (VA)
A while back I saw @SouhSide_Mike say that all Titans fans were a bunch of whiners. Think he's full of it? (The thought of you saying yes brings a tear to my eye)
Paul Kuharsky (3:50 PM)
Not all. But too many.
Andy (Daytona)
you forgot gene smith
Paul Kuharsky (3:52 PM)
I mentioned a representative three, all with resumes far longer and better than Gene Smith's.
Rachel (Portland)
MSW has to be terrible for a team with no WRs to let him walk right?
Paul Kuharsky (3:52 PM)
Has to have some qualities that run counter to ones they want, at least.
Jason (the boro)
How crazy would it be to wait until next year to draft a QB if he's a guy you fell in love with and knew you'd give up whatever it took to draft hiM?
Paul Kuharsky (3:52 PM)
Won't happen. Doesn't happen.
Keith (Atlanta)
Does Jerry Hughes see the field this year?
Paul Kuharsky (3:53 PM)
Of course he does.
Tim Graham (AFC East)
Kinda excited about this lockout. I have a whole summer worth of Star Trek conventions lined up. You in?
Paul Kuharsky (3:54 PM)
Can't wait for the postcards.
Charles (Goodlettsville)
Who's the best play-by-play guy in the AFC South?
Paul Kuharsky (3:54 PM)
I don't hear them much, honestly.
Paul Kuharsky (3:56 PM)
Someone asked for an address for De Smith. NFL Players Association, 1133 20th Street, Washington, DC 20036
Peyton Manning (Indianapolis)
Are you attending my football camp or not? I've sent you multiple invites and no response. We haven't been communicating well and I feel left in the dark.
Paul Kuharsky (3:57 PM)
What address are you using?
Brian (VA)
I've been bugging you for the "one question" post for each AFC South team. Will I be able to read it on my iPad this week while watching last year's season highlights?
Paul Kuharsky (3:58 PM)
Good reminder. How did I lose track of that one?
Kevin Costner (New Orleans)
No NFL action and no more NCAA tourney. Since I'm not a huge Nascar or baseball fan, do you have any shows that you recommend that would broaden my horizens?
Paul Kuharsky (3:58 PM)
New York Yankees baseball. And The Good Wife.
Colm (H-Town)
Because of the lack of a free agency, if the Texans drafted Akumura to "fix" the secondary, would they stop there? What do you think the likelihood of the Texans spending the money to get a marquee cornerback like Asomugha is?
Paul Kuharsky (3:59 PM)
I don't think they will spend on Nnamdi. I cannot under any circumstances see them using their No. 1 pick and chasing a big time guy in free agency. Their problem is as big or bigger at safety.
Paul Kuharsky (4:02 PM)
OK folks. That's a wrap. Don't miss todays column --Good draft hit rates: Lower than you think
Paul Kuharsky (4:03 PM)
Take care.
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