As the U.S. figures out how to lower its deficit, it does so at a time when it's paying $200 billion in interest in 2011 alone. WSJ's Gerald F. Seib says bad times lie ahead if Congress doesn't immediately make inroads into cutting the deficit.
As the U.S. figures out how to lower its deficit, it does so at a time when it's paying $200 billion in interest in 2011 alone. WSJ's Gerald F. Seib says bad times lie ahead if Congress doesn't immediately make inroads into cutting the deficit.