In recent days, the International Monetary Fund and World Bank extended $156 billion worth of bailout assistance to Greece. Now rioters are in the streets protesting the aid and other possible solutions. So how did Greece get in this dilemma? What is the smart way to get out of it? Which countries could be next? How endangered is the U.S. given our mounting debt? We ask Ted Bromund, senior fellow in the Thatcher Center at the Heritage Foundation.
