National Debt Surpasses $33 Trillion
The U.S. Gross National Debt Surpassed $33 Trillion, A Troubling Benchmark As Lawmakers Show Little Interest In Reining In Spending, Let Alone A Balanced Budget.
Read moreThe U.S. Gross National Debt Surpassed $33 Trillion, A Troubling Benchmark As Lawmakers Show Little Interest In Reining In Spending, Let Alone A Balanced Budget.
Read moreBudget Groups Continue To Release Dire Forecasts For The Explosive Growth Of The U.S. National Debt. The U.S. Treasury Reported A $1.4 Trillion Deficit So Far Nine Months Into Fiscal Year 2023.
Read moreBiden Has Just Revealed A Scheme To Help Finance His Spending And Redistribute The Wealth And Misery For American Taxpayers. For The First Time In The History Of This Nation, Biden Plans To Make Home Buyers With High Credit Scores And Those Buying Better Homes Pay A Penalty For Having Good Credit And Too Much Money. He Wants To Redistribute Their Wealth So He Can Make Them Miserable. This Is Just Another Liberal Scheme To Redistribute Wealth; Nothing More. Like Last Time The Housing Market Blew Up The Economy, Liberal Media Blamed The Evil Banks Who Were Forced To Loan Money To People Who Could Not Pay It Back. Will They Blame Joe Biden For It This Time? Don’t Count On It.
Read moreMembers Of The House Freedom Caucus Introduced 500 Bills To Reduce Non-Discretionary Spending To Pre-Covid Levels.
Read morePresident Joe Biden Called On States And Congress Wednesday To Implement A Temporary Federal Gas Tax Holiday As The National Average Price Per Gallon Hovers Around $5 Per Gallon. Critics Say The Administration Needs To Ease Regulations On Oil And Gas Drilling In The U.S.
Read moreThe Congressional Budget Office Released Its Economic Outlook For The Next Decade And Projected Record High Debt Levels Compared To The Nation’s Gross Domestic Product.
Read moreCritics Say The Increase In Spending Is Unsustainable. They Point Out That Deficit Spending Creates Tax Liability, Which Means Every Dollar Spent Over Budget Requires A Tax Increase On Americans In The Future.
Read moreIn the last 20 years, our country’s national debt has exploded. Today, the national debt is around $27 trillion, a four-fold increase in the last two decades. That doesn’t count unfunded mandates. And there is no end in sight. Obviously, our elected officials are unwilling to address this explosive, increasingly crucial national debt problem. Fortunately, we the taxpaying voters today have a weapon at our fingertips to successfully wage a War on Waste. Successful because our political leaders will quickly recognize that if they want to be reelected, they will have to respond accordingly.
Read moreU.S. Treasury Department Reports The Deficit Is $216.3 Billion Higher Than The Same October – December Period In 2019.
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