It’s also interesting the number of bills that have no safeguards or enforcement options. I’d like to see them define the legislative intent, along with certification of their due diligence on the data to help ensure that the are engaging in some sort of disciplined thinking. Automatic spending freezes should be the norm especially during a recession; same with tax cuts.
Not terribly surprising, given where we’ve been and the general lack of understanding about so many things. My sense is that there needs to be a way to challenge their spending habits, but from outside of Congress. Trouble is, they would probably never vote for such a thing. Philosophically, there are some obvious fundamentals that they are missing that will eventually be a bitter pill to swallow if they destroy the dollar. Or is that the point?
It’s also interesting the number of bills that have no safeguards or enforcement options. I’d like to see them define the legislative intent, along with certification of their due diligence on the data to help ensure that the are engaging in some sort of disciplined thinking. Automatic spending freezes should be the norm especially during a recession; same with tax cuts.
Not terribly surprising, given where we’ve been and the general lack of understanding about so many things. My sense is that there needs to be a way to challenge their spending habits, but from outside of Congress. Trouble is, they would probably never vote for such a thing. Philosophically, there are some obvious fundamentals that they are missing that will eventually be a bitter pill to swallow if they destroy the dollar. Or is that the point?