Two competing partial solutions to fiscal health?
Why not both.
Why not both.
I'm open to both but my gut instinct tells me that there would be less unintended side effects by just making the government more efficient.
However, I can imagine massive problems trying to do either.
So let just settle for the next best thing while we ride this clown show for as long as it can last. Because let be honest, the US gov is still doing an OK job compared to some truly dysfunctional ones out there. Not many Americans are dying to emigrate yet.
If they wanted a good government they would move to some country in Europe which pays slightly more taxes but they get way more value for it.
I don't think the US government is doing a good job at all for the amount of taxes we pay.
European countries have safety nets much more rigorous than the United States.
Education is much cheaper in many European countries than the US.