Possible Solutions for Fixing Social Security
There are a number of ways to correct the projected shortages, but all are unpopular. In this blog, I will touch on five of the most talked about solutions.
Common Sense Political Ideas
There are a number of ways to correct the projected shortages, but all are unpopular. In this blog, I will touch on five of the most talked about solutions.
We must restore fiscal responsibility. The enormous national debt threatens our security and greatly reduces our flexibility to address current and future needs.
This type of fiscal policy would demonstrate to bond markets that the dollar on solid footing, and reassure and bolster stock markets.
While what has happened in Greece this past week doesn’t compare to the financial situation faced by the U.S., there are some similarities – too much debt and spending, insufficient revenue, and it can’t pay its bills without borrowing.
There’s still time to protect our interests, but we shouldn’t dilly-dally. Some economists believe that Chinese economic dominance is more imminent and broad based than is currently acknowledged.
There are many reasons why deficits matter and why we should be alarmed by our growing national debt. But first and foremost, it should be considered a national security threat.
There’s a colossal struggle taking place between both parties in Congress – a war over how to tax and spend.