Our federal debt has ballooned to $38.5 trillion — equivalent to the lifetime tax contributions of over 100 million Americans. This is not just a number on a balance sheet; it is a generational theft that threatens the economic future of every American family.
The deficit spending in Washington has become so normalized that both parties treat it as the cost of doing business. But the bill always comes due. Interest payments on the national debt now exceed what we spend on national defense — and they’re growing. Every dollar spent servicing debt is a dollar not spent on infrastructure, education, defense, or tax relief.
The consequences are already being felt: higher inflation eroding purchasing power, upward pressure on interest rates making mortgages and car loans more expensive, and a weakening dollar that undermines American economic leadership globally.
My approach rejects the false choice between slashing vital programs and ignoring the debt. Smart incentives, strategic spending cuts to wasteful programs, economic growth policies that increase revenue without raising rates, and genuine accountability for how taxpayer money is spent can chart a responsible path forward.
I’ve produced detailed video analyses breaking down where federal money goes, what’s wasted, and specific programs that can be reformed or eliminated. Transparency is the first step toward accountability, and accountability is the first step toward fiscal sanity. Our children and grandchildren deserve better than a mountain of debt they didn’t create.