Market observers are increasingly concerned about the sustainability of the United States' financial strategies, as signs emerge that the country may struggle to maintain its $2 trillion deficits indefinitely. The challenges include funding debt-driven AI projects, reshoring the industrial base, financing potential military engagements, and managing existing federal debt without resorting to yield curve control (YCC) or similar measures. These financial pressures are prompting scrutiny of the U.S.'s long-term fiscal policies and their implications for economic stability.