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2026-09-23 04:02
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VAT the Only Solution To Our $40 Trillion Debt Problem
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$40 trillion debt puts fiscal commission back in congressional spotlight
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First reported by RealClearPolitics (Lean right); 2 outlets over 13h.
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News that the U.S. national debt has reached $40 trillion has produced the usual chest-thumping angst over what to do about it. Reduce spending. Cut Medicare and Social Security. Eliminate tax loopholes. Eliminate waste. Sorry, folks.
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Members of the House Budget Committee convened offsite Monday in Dallas, Texas, to discuss the possibility of a bipartisan fiscal commission that would focus on addressing the national debt and budget issues.
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