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William Seger

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12. "Many banks are interested in it." Even if that's true (and I wouldn't bet on it)...

Reply to Fil1957 (Reply #11)

Wed Oct 15, 2025, 03:58 PM

Oct 15

... the only reason a bank would be interested in a deal like that would be serious pessimism about the US economy.

(Edit: Sorry, misplaced reply, intended for OP.)

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Another $20B to go to Argentina: [View all] applegrove Oct 15 OP

Hardly a "private-sector solution" Frasier Balzov Oct 15 #1

I can only JBTaurus83 Oct 15 #2

I feel like screaming but I'm in public right now ms liberty Oct 15 #3

Meanwhile BOSSHOG Oct 15 #4

Please cry for us,Argentina. BattleRow Oct 15 #5

40 billion to prop up the peso and prop up a dictator. gab13by13 Oct 15 #6

this is not making America great again. samsingh Oct 15 #7

Look at it in a broad sense DFW Oct 15 #10

Make Argentina Great Again!!! Ars Longa Oct 15 #8

Make Argentina Great Again - Im going to have to remember that. progressoid Oct 15 #13

Corruption in plain sight pfitz59 Oct 15 #9

The corruption doesn't stop, it doesn't even pause, it just keeps going. Fil1957 Oct 15 #11

"Many banks are interested in it." Even if that's true (and I wouldn't bet on it)... William Seger Oct 15 #12

How much of that has Argentina agreed to pay Trump back under the table? live love laugh Oct 15 #14

Lovely Argentina... littlemissmartypants Oct 15 #15