The fiscal situation once again is heading in the wrong direction.

There’s little reason for future optimism.

Can you cut the debt?

Our fiscal challenge in the United States is excessive government spending.

Spending is pulling away from revenue.

The goal should be reducing that burden, regardless of whether it is financed with taxes, borrowing, or printing money.

When governments finance deficits by having central bank create money there is every reason to expect inflation.

Some fiscal experts fret that deficits and debt are increasing, but the real problem is that the spending burden is rising faster than the tax burden.

Tax increases are the unavoidable outcome of Trump’s opposition to entitlement reform.

Federal tax revenues have skyrocketed. When will enough be enough?