Will the Biden administration pursue some kind of gimmick to prevent the US from defaulting on it's debt?
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Resolves YES if the Biden administration pursues one or more gimmicks to prevent the US from defaulting on its debt in 2023.
Gimmicks could include issuing premium bonds, minting a platinum coin, or declaring the debt ceiling unconstitutional.
Gimmicks could /not/ include any "extraordinary measure" that has already been put into place or that was previously pursued during a recent, similar debt ceiling crisis.
Ultimately what gimmicks count are up to the market creator's discretion.
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