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Paid for by: Citizens for NO New Debt. Not authorized by any candidate, candidate committee, issue committee, or political committee.
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We use hyperboles on occasion in order to support important ideas and points.
We gather our information from both written and verbal sources and we do not guarantee accuracy, even though, of course, we aim to be accurate. Please email us any information that you consider to be inaccurate and we will be glad to look at it and to correct it if we agree that it should be corrected.
We certainly aim to be accurate on our numbers, however, please keep in mind that we are not here to convey every penny of political and financial deception.
We are not intending to be a site where a person goes to gather a bunch of government accounting numbers, but rather we’re a site that aims to push back on the entire idea of government debt to begin with – government debt makes no sense. Government debt is a counter-productive waste of government revenue, i.e, tax-payer money -same thing.
Our governments should operate with zero debt. Every time we build a bridge, a road, you name it, using debt, we use twice as much tax money, government budget, on average.
Zero actual service comes from every dollar of debt service – this is the primary point to take away from our entire organization, this is the primary point to take away from this website.
Most financial overhead is a waste of valuable money. We’ll all be better off when we reduce financial overhead by 80%. Every dollar we give to Chase bank and all the other banks is the same thing as throwing that dollar into a trash can.
There’s a common misconception about government debt that either we accept more government debt or the taxpayers will need to foot the bill. This widespread misconception is our primary problem to address in order to reduce government debt. This widespread misconception is driven by political and financial deception.
Unfortunately, the politicians lie about “no new taxes” and other financial issues far too much.
Unfortunately, the politicians want more debt in order to manifest their policy ideas, even though debt takes twice as much taxpayer money and cheats the next generation of young adults.
Unfortunately, our financial systems care only about money and financial Greed has nothing to do with common humanity.
So we use hyperboles on occasion, in order to support important ideas and points.