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Originally Posted by Cannon Shell
However we have had the tech bubble burst and housing bubble burst and are dealing with increased competition in the global market not to mention considerably higher energy prices since those times. Thats not even talking about the current global banking crisis. The deficit simply has to be dealt with over time and cutting spending would be a start. The handouts should wait too but those help get people elected.
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Cutting spending where though? 54% of spending is on military. 30% is on human resources aka hand outs and what not.
Where do you want to cut? And then on top of that, you want to cut while ALSO giving a tax cut?