Saturday, July 20, 2019
Republican Plan Should be Vetoed :: Economy Economics Papers
Republican Plan Should be Vetoed        I believe that the Republican plan should be  vetoed.  I am against  the resolution for the following reasons.  One, the debt   is too high as is, and cuts in smaller programs will  not dent this tremendous debt.  Also, I believe that it is a   concern to the economy.  In the following paragraphs, I  will elaborate.            The national debt was 4.9 trillion dollars.   This is definitely an unimaginable number for anyone to  fathom.  To add to this, it was recently passed to raise  the limit of the debt to 4.967 trillion dollars, just  so the government would have enough to stay in operation.  This country is not in constant threat of wars anymore,   therefore, I don't see the reason why the national defense  should remain high.  To my recollection, the U.S. spends  more on defense, than anything else.  This should be the  program to get cut, and not a program beneficial to society  such as Medicare or welfare.  We need to turn away from  funding the nuclear missile to save this country some money  One last point on this section,  education does NOT need to be   touchedby federal cuts, unless the republicans enjoy being   the least educated developed country in the world.            The reason I believe that the debt is an issue  to the economy is as follows.  It's the word called   inflation.  As the debt increses, inflation increases  as well.  Plus, with the raise on the debt limit, I fear  there will be yet another increase in inflation.  Cutting  the small programs would decrease inflation, but it would   happen at a slow rate.  At the beginning after all the  cuts take place, people would fear spending and would   increase savings.  All, this would do is to stop the   program of decreasing the debt.  If, on the other hand.   defense was cut, and money programs for Medicare, welfare  and education were left alone, I believe that people  would increase their spending to a point of slightly  decreasing inflation as well, thus stimulating the     					    
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