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Illustrative topics include:
Why our Debt and Deficits Reduce Our Freedom
What a Likely Compromise to our Debt and Deficit Solution Might Look Like
Specific Areas of Our Budget: Healthcare, Social Security, Defense, Safety Net, Discretionary Programs
Are Term Limits the Answer?
Why Automatic Rules Might Be Required to Impose Budget Discipline
How Did We Get Here?
Why Most Congresspeople Won’t Talk About Our Deficits Honestly
Are We Destined for a Crisis Due to Our Debt
The Big Myths About How the US Government Spends Money
Why “Tax the Rich” Is Not a Serious Policy
Spending Discipline or Tax Reform: Which Comes First?
Can American Voters Handle What It Will Take to Get Back on Track?
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