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Increasing expenses and decreasing revenue are putting US states in a bind as currency users that must obtain the currency. The federal government acting as currency issuer is the only agent capable of addressing the issue. But the US government is paralyzed by political gridlock.The WeekAmerican state and city governments are bleeding out Ryan Cooper
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Increasing expenses and decreasing revenue are putting US states in a bind as currency users that must obtain the currency. The federal government acting as currency issuer is the only agent capable of addressing the issue. But the US government is paralyzed by political gridlock.The WeekAmerican state and city governments are bleeding out Ryan Cooper
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American state and city governments are bleeding out
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