The federal borrowing limit is set to kick in again on Aug. 1 unless lawmakers raise or suspend the ceiling. That month also marks 10 years since S&P cut the U.S. credit rating. With debt now over $28 trln, Gina Chon explains why fiscal standoff memories may flood back.
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