Five Budgetary Realities no Politician Will Talk About (Not even Ron Paul) - the economist is apparently a libertarian who used to work for the Federal Reserve.
Opinions? Thoughts from more elder members of the community?
http://www.csmonitor.com/Business/2012/0214/Five-budget-real...
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No mention of the savings from restricting federal spending to
what is specifically authorized in the Constitution, or savings from eliminating foreign aid and global policing,
or the benefits of having a sound fiscal and monetary policy.
Does a fair job of evaluating the magnitude of the deficit and debt problems faced, but comes up short when evaluating the solutions proposed by Ron Paul.
At best an "incomplete".