The U.S. government has long been a bloated monstrosity, and yet here we stand, facing a historic opportunity to knock it down a few pegs. David Walker, the former U.S. Comptroller General, aligns perfectly with our call for a leaner, meaner government. His decades-long crusade against incompetence and waste should inspire conservatives everywhere. This is about reclaiming our nation from the clutches of endless bureaucracy.
Walker’s assertion that the government is “flying blind in mountains of debt” is painfully accurate. We have promised too much, subsidized too many, and lost all sense of fiscal discipline. The irresponsibility of Congress isn’t simply negligent; it’s a five-alarm fire threatening our future. The reality is, we could save hundreds of billions in wasteful spending with some straightforward reforms. If there’s one thing we know, it’s that the swamp won’t drain itself.
The plan Walker has laid out is exactly what the Trump administration needs to hear as it gears up for another push. Simple but effective measures like cleaning up federal programs that are high risk, identifying improper payments, and eliminating duplicates can save us a small fortune. How many more wasted dollars will the American taxpayer have to absorb before Congress decides enough is enough? If they won’t act, it’s on us to demand accountability.
Think of it: tens of billions wasted on payments to dead people and foreigners while Americans struggle to get by. It’s mind-blowing! The Social Security Administration has the most up-to-date death registry, yet bureaucrats ignore their own data. Walker’s vision of an integrated information system across agencies is not just smart; it’s essential. If Brazil can streamline their government, why on Earth can’t we?
Let’s not pretend we can make fundamental changes without a fight. Walker’s call for a Convention of States is a bold move that could impose serious fiscal discipline on our uncooperative Congress. A constitutional amendment to limit the debt as a percentage of our economy is not just a good idea; it’s a necessity. Our fiscal future hinges on this. Are we going to keep letting Congress throw our money away, or will we demand they rein in their spending once and for all?
Enough is enough! The time for timid reforms has passed. It’s high time to take bold action and restore accountability in government. If we don’t, the reckless spending and incompetence will lead us straight to economic ruin. So, are we ready to take a stand, or are we going to continue down a path of fiscal insanity? The choice is ours.
Source: Just The News
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