What will it take to change how the federal government budgets?

[vitoscalletta]

Why does the federal government budget like it doesn’t care about the future? How will events like the war in Ukraine, the pandemic, and inflation impact the United States’ fiscal health. And what will it take to change the federal government’s fiscal trajectory?

[ObscuredBeyond]

Gutting the bureacracy, hanging career criminals in both major parties, throwing pedos in the education industry into the wood chipper, declaring Kinseyism a capital crime, outlaw the rainbow movement with even more extreme prejudice than Russia. Make propagandizing it a capital offense. Transhumanism made illegal, and its proponents treated like El Chapo. Reversing Lawrence, going to war against abortion mills and hunting practitioners down to the ends of the earth, not even allowing them refuge amongst penguins.

Reinstate the debt clock. Change the foundation of our money to a service hour and gold dual standard. Death to the current fiat standard. Make banksters work the chain gang. Strict term limits. Reinstate teaching civics. A cleansing of Hollywood, to weed out all the drug dealers and all the sexual degenerates. Put oligarchs in Silicon Valley on notice. Death to Black Rock. All who get rich off being in Congress are crooks. Treat them like it! Starve the CCP! Enable gun running to Chinese liberation. Death to communism.

Kill the spiritual cancers, and other reforms will follow. That includes financial reforms.

[Anonymous]

Even before the pandemic, the interest payments on the then existing Federal dept was as rivaling our defense depending, the main federal budget item. It was projected within a decade or 2 it might consume most of the taxable revenue. This of course forces dramatically higher deficits and inflationary issues.

The fact that half of the dollar supply is held overseas has historically buffered the effects of inflationary spending for the last 60+ years, at the cost of an economic time bomb should that same inflation ever start to get out of control relative to international alternatives.

So our current problems with inflation are relatively minor compared to what might eventually happen given D. C. politician's attitudes toward our currency. The fact that we are also weaponizing the currency driving much of the world to seek alternatives only makes this prospect more likely to happen if they should ever manage to create a viable alternatives.

The next question of course is what happens when it does happen. Imagine the U. S. dollar losing most of its value in the pace of a year or less. What can do about this if we can't make D. C. responsible and competent beyond making our family, and state system more currency agnostic and flexible?

[Dargil]

*Term limits for all legislators.
*Balanced budget amendment to the Constitution.
*Law stipulating that no former legislators or Presidents can become lobbyists.

[exitseven]

I it will take both political parties to pass legislation requiring a balance budget. Don't hold your breath.

[vitoscalletta]

True, I hope it happens.

[exitseven]

yes, it would be a good thing for the country.

[jimmy2]

We be better off to send all of them home it would be much cheaper

[KelleyNice]

Abolish the income tax and the federal reserve.

[OldWorldOrder]

The destruction of the United States.

[vitoscalletta]

Omg, I hope not.