you're writing a recipe for economic slowdown. we've proven this again and again in history. if anything, you want the debt to be a problem. oh, you say you don't, but then every proposal you make makes it more of a problem than it is. as one wants the natural outcome of their acts, and as the natural outcome of your *balance the budget and keep government spending fixed for 5 years while applying any excess revenues to accelerated debt retirement* plan is a recession, and recessions sharpens whatever issues we have with the debt, you clearly want debt-related issues to sharpen. why? because you want christian nationalism to take even more power in this country and that's the recipe for it.
Those who dont see the national debt and as a problem is not living in reality. Im not sure why anyone would not think it isnt especially since we are at record highs - which are continually broken.
If my proposal of freezing the government spending levels, balancing the budget and paying down debt doesnt seem to do the trick, what do you think will? If you think ignoring the problem is a "solution" to anything, thats akin to burying your head in the sand and letting future generations suffer for it. That kind of sucks for them - but who cares, right?
I am Christian and think America is a better place to live than most despite our problems, but Im not supporting any movement other than Republicans (or Democrats or Independents who are interested in reducing government spending).
Since nobody wants to see "their" program cut, the only fair thing to do is across the board spending reductions of 1-5% as a down payment.