Puerto Rico's promise of full faith and credit now means absolutely nothing.
Editor's note · Context
McClintock criticizes Puerto Rico's financial situation and its implications for creditworthiness.
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What really frightens me is what happens to our country when Trump--if Trump narrowly loses the election and the case is then overturned and repudiated and exposed by the higher courts. That could tear our country apart.
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