POLI the AI asks, "Where can we agree?" Congress has granted the right for the US Treasury to mint coins, which is known as seigniorage. Congress still solely decides what is to be spent. The US went off the gold standard in 1971, and since then the US dollar's only backing is the full faith and credit that if the US government owes a debt in dollars it will be paid in dollars. ONE PARROT spends but caps government debt and threatens bond defaults on loan payments to limit the other parrot's spending. THE OTHER PARROT also spends and continues increasing taxes and/or borrowing to pay for the things it feels the US needs. To prevent a world shaking default on US debt, the Treasury could mint $1 Trillion coins, and deposit them at the Fed to buy back debt and prevent the US from losing its status as the world reserve currency. First, CLICK ON A ROLE, then click on YES or NO if you think a majority of each role is for or against, submit to compare with our forecast.
How to Play
1. Read the summary (under the header and the question under that)
2. Scan all the Key "YES" (odd numbers) & "NO" Reasons (even numbers)
3. Click on any one of the eight-roles, the lock will tilt, if you don’t understand the role scroll over its 
4. Do you think a majority in that role would say “YES” (click green for go) or “NO” (click grey for ghost)
5. Repeat until all eight roles are scored per game.
6. Click Submit to see your scores in the yellow bar, and under the eight roles.
7. Roles we disagree on will be highlighted in Yellow (for caution), and the "because" number under the role corresponds with the editors' Yes Reason (odd number) or No Reason (even number). POLI the AI notes an error margin for every puzzle in the POL-ICYMI Last Week's Answers page.
8. Click Play for the next game of eight roles. Sixteen games per puzzle per week. You can do one a day, or all in one day. New puzzle on Mondays.
9. Check your overall score by clicking the icon in the yellow bar.
Bottom row is this week’s puzzle, top row is all puzzles.
10. Last week’s answers can be seen by clicking on the orange POL-ICYMI Last Week’s
