Yes indirectly these things tie together and effectively accomplish what you are describing. My only reason for commenting on this is was to confront the blanket statements used and repeated for generations now about paying off the debt.
In the past it seemed like there was this assumption that it was going to be impossible to make significant cuts in spending because of the large mandatory budget items. Doge has showed that those mandatory parts are highly fraudulent and wasteful and therefore provides hope that actually the debt can be cleared, and it might not even take that long.
I would also like to see the fed audited and wall Street brought to heel, ending the rampant fraud theft and double dealing there. But unfortunately a lot of the money that was stolen isn't going to be recovered. I don't think the idea of a jubilee will work, too much of productive society uses that same debt as a foundation. Anyone with savings, that savings is ultimately based on treasuries.
But it's ok.. the debt can be reversed by just cutting spending and prosecuting fraud, some claw backs, and encouraging growth and reinvestment
Yes indirectly these things tie together and effectively accomplish what you are describing. My only reason for commenting on this is was to confront the blanket statements used and repeated for generations now about paying off the debt.
In the past it seemed like there was this assumption that it was going to be impossible to make significant cuts in spending because of the large mandatory budget items. Doge has showed that those mandatory parts are highly fraudulent and wasteful and therefore provides hope that actually the debt can be cleared, and it might not even take that long.
I would also like to see the fed audited and wall Street brought to heel, ending the rampant fraud theft and double dealing there. But unfortunately a lot of the money that was stolen isn't going to be recovered. I don't think the idea of a jubilee will work, too much of productive society uses that same debt as a foundation. Anyone with savings, that savings is ultimately based on treasuries.
But it's ok.. the debt can be reversed by just cutting spending and prosecuting fraud, some claw backs, and encouraging growth and reinvestment