Big-Spending U.S. Government Running Recession-Like Budget Deficits

With two months left to go, the deficit for fiscal 2023 now stands at $1.61 trillion, after the federal government charted another massive shortfall in July.

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2023 Budget Deficit Already Bigger Than Last Year’s

This is an unsustainable trajectory, especially in a high-interest rate environment.

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The Debt Ceiling Deal Solved Nothing; It Made Things Worse

With the debt ceiling deal done, most people think, "Problem solved." But the deal didn't solve anything. In fact, it made things worse.

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A Massive National Debt Steals Our Independence

Thomas Jefferson called the public debt, “the greatest of the dangers to be feared.” As he put it, we have a choice “between economy and liberty, or profusion and servitude.”

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The National Debt is a National Calamity

Supporters of the monster state want you to believe that unless the “debt ceiling” is raised - yet again - we’ll have absolute chaos. But the truth is, it’s actually the other way around.

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Treasury Secretary Battle: Gallatin vs Yellen (and everyone else?)

They sure don’t make Secretaries of the Treasury like they used to. That becomes obvious the moment you compare the views of Albert Gallatin - who served under both Thomas Jefferson and James Madison - vs Janet Yellen - or anyone else in modern times, for that matter.

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