Debt

The Congressional Budget Office expects a $1.853 trillion deficit in fiscal 2026, with interest on the debt topping $1 trillion and public debt at 101 percent of GDP. The answer is not higher taxes but fewer programs, smaller agencies, and an end to emergency spending.

Federal agencies spent $6.8 trillion in fiscal year 2025 while failing basic audits, yet Congress keeps sending more cash. The power of the purse means nothing if lawmakers refuse to pull it. Real oversight starts with zero-based review.

Federal spending is out of control, and the debt now exceeds $36 trillion. Washington borrows because politicians buy votes with your children's future.

Washington spends hundreds of billions on improper payments and overlapping programs every year. Cleaning out that rot is not austerity; it is the minimum requirement for a free people to remain sovereign over their own Treasury.