Well, Congress COULD pass a Law telling the Fed that A) they work for America, not vis-a-versa, and B) they have 30 days to get that 3.3 TRILLION dollars back that they illegally sent overseas, and C) that Failure to do so would mean Federal Grand Theft Charges would be applied IMMEDIATELY to all those who signed off on the Transfer, and D) tell Holder that he’s NEXT if he doesn’t enforce the Law. Upon its return, that ends the Deficient, then we put some of it into the Entitlements, Military, and keep on cutting the Budget until we reach the stage where the Gooberment gets to do ONLY what is WRITTEN in the Constitution. Then we end the Debt problem by going back on the Gold Standard, and tell China that We pay in paper, but only Sell for Gold, just like They are now doing.
Considering that, to end deficit spending and start paying off the debt at a reasonable rate the .gov would have to cut it’s budget by about 50%, and we’re looking at threats of a .gov shutdown and a major election issue over the idea of cutting spending by less than 1%, I think we’re basically boned.
April 4th, 2011 at 8:55 am
Cut $33 Billion.
Maybe.
If the GOP doesn’t cave in to the minority party.
April 4th, 2011 at 9:37 am
Too bad the page is not big enough for unfunded liabilities.
April 4th, 2011 at 11:14 am
Well, Congress COULD pass a Law telling the Fed that A) they work for America, not vis-a-versa, and B) they have 30 days to get that 3.3 TRILLION dollars back that they illegally sent overseas, and C) that Failure to do so would mean Federal Grand Theft Charges would be applied IMMEDIATELY to all those who signed off on the Transfer, and D) tell Holder that he’s NEXT if he doesn’t enforce the Law. Upon its return, that ends the Deficient, then we put some of it into the Entitlements, Military, and keep on cutting the Budget until we reach the stage where the Gooberment gets to do ONLY what is WRITTEN in the Constitution. Then we end the Debt problem by going back on the Gold Standard, and tell China that We pay in paper, but only Sell for Gold, just like They are now doing.
April 4th, 2011 at 11:27 am
Considering that, to end deficit spending and start paying off the debt at a reasonable rate the .gov would have to cut it’s budget by about 50%, and we’re looking at threats of a .gov shutdown and a major election issue over the idea of cutting spending by less than 1%, I think we’re basically boned.