Republican balanced budget resolution would get us out of the spending hole

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Last month, House Budget Committee Chairman Jodey Arrington (R-TX) unveiled a new 10-year balanced budget resolution intended to 'reverse the curse' of ever-increasing public debt. This plan proposes to balance the federal budget in 10 years by reducing deficits by $16.3 trillion, resulting in a $130 billion surplus by fiscal 2033.

Today, taxpayers owe a national debt of more than $33 trillion. The annual deficit will exceed $2 trillion over the next 10 years, at which time the debt will be an estimated $46 trillion. The current debt-to-GDP ratio is 120.7%, which exceeds the largest level ever reached in peacetime and is equal only to the level of indebtedness during World War II.

Citizens Against Government Waste, or CAGW, has long supported a balanced budget. The House Budget Committee's resolution makes positive strides in that direction. The size and scope of the proposed spending caps provide Congress with an opportunity to cut many programs that belong in the wastebasket, especially those CAGW has identified in its

 

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