Balanced Budget NOW And Kill The Pork
Our Government is Bankrupt because each year, the federal government spends hundreds of billions of dollars more than it raises and a lot of it is pork. Sneaky and corrupt congress people add pork to the spending bill and nobody reads it since it is serveral thousand pages long. As a result, we have a national debt of over $33 trillion. And we have idiot president sending our money to Ukraine and allowing open borders costing us another $250 billion. Congress is spending over $300 billion on interest on the deficit, which is OUR money being wasted by pure incompetent idiots from the House Of Representatives.
Now, you have the FED printing more money and raising interset rates increasing inflation and decreasing GDP. It is only 2.1% and with inflation factored in it is actually less.
Examples of current pork:
Massachusetts Sens. Elizabeth Warren and Ed Markey secured $995,000 for “Grid Resilience and Equity in the Energy Transition” research at the University of Massachusetts. Notice the word “equity” in the title. That means the left is going to redistribute taxpayer dollars to fix some perceived racist inequality in the energy system.
The Hockessin Colored School #107 played a historic role in the landmark Brown v. Board of Education case that ended segregation in schools. Now, more than 60 years after the school closed its doors, Friends of Hockessin Colored School #107 Inc. is receiving $750,000 in federal taxpayer funds at the request of Delaware Sens. Chris Coons and Tom Carper to transform the property into a center for “diversity, inclusion, and social equity.”
Massachusetts’ Markey and Warren were also able to combine two left-wing priorities into their $500,000 earmark for Worcester State University to increase diversity and inclusion for STEM students to study climate change. According to Warren, “This project would increase access and success for under-represented incoming college students.”
A balanced budget is not only a responsible and prudent fiscal approach but also a critical step toward ensuring sustainable economic growth and reducing the burden on taxpayers. By living within our means, we can allocate resources more effectively, invest in crucial areas such as education, infrastructure, healthcare, and social services, and safeguard the financial future of our country.
The answer to Balancing the Budget are really quite simple.
Stop expanding government agencies. Why do we need 87,000 new IRS agents??
Stop printing money
Lower the interest rates
Stop spending on Pork
Restore gas and oil production
Stop sending money to Ukraine
Remove all discretionary spending from the President
A pay cut for all Federal employees, that includes congress
Now, you have the FED printing more money and raising interset rates increasing inflation and decreasing GDP. It is only 2.1% and with inflation factored in it is actually less.
Examples of current pork:
Massachusetts Sens. Elizabeth Warren and Ed Markey secured $995,000 for “Grid Resilience and Equity in the Energy Transition” research at the University of Massachusetts. Notice the word “equity” in the title. That means the left is going to redistribute taxpayer dollars to fix some perceived racist inequality in the energy system.
The Hockessin Colored School #107 played a historic role in the landmark Brown v. Board of Education case that ended segregation in schools. Now, more than 60 years after the school closed its doors, Friends of Hockessin Colored School #107 Inc. is receiving $750,000 in federal taxpayer funds at the request of Delaware Sens. Chris Coons and Tom Carper to transform the property into a center for “diversity, inclusion, and social equity.”
Massachusetts’ Markey and Warren were also able to combine two left-wing priorities into their $500,000 earmark for Worcester State University to increase diversity and inclusion for STEM students to study climate change. According to Warren, “This project would increase access and success for under-represented incoming college students.”
A balanced budget is not only a responsible and prudent fiscal approach but also a critical step toward ensuring sustainable economic growth and reducing the burden on taxpayers. By living within our means, we can allocate resources more effectively, invest in crucial areas such as education, infrastructure, healthcare, and social services, and safeguard the financial future of our country.
The answer to Balancing the Budget are really quite simple.
Stop expanding government agencies. Why do we need 87,000 new IRS agents??
Stop printing money
Lower the interest rates
Stop spending on Pork
Restore gas and oil production
Stop sending money to Ukraine
Remove all discretionary spending from the President
A pay cut for all Federal employees, that includes congress
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