How tea-baggers can eliminate the national debt.

3. December 2009 by admin.

Since President Obama’s inauguration, the so-called tea-baggers have demonstrated, yelled at and threatened the administration.  They claim the President is not a citizen.  They believe he is trying to implement a socialist, or even communist, agenda.  And they seem most angry over increases in the national debt.  Never mind that the increases are the result of the previous administration’s policies.  Never mind that much of the money allocated through TARP funds has been repaid.  Never mind that GM seems on the road to recovery.  And ignore the fact that, according to the CBO, the stimulus has saved or created 1.6 million jobs.

However, I think we can channel all that anger and energy to help pay off the national debt.  Since the tea-baggers have driven up sales of guns and ammo following Obama’s election, they’re certainly well-enough armed to defend our shores.  That would permit us to eliminate most of our national defense budget. 

Just think, without a large military force, the tea-baggers would no longer have to fear that our government will take away their freedoms.  Of course, we could keep a small professional military to operate, maintain and defend our enormous arsenal of nuclear tipped missiles.  That would ensure that no foreign government would attack us.  

We’d bring home our troops from Afghanistan, Iraq, Germany, Japan and South Korea.   Without an enormous military and all of its ships, planes, tanks and troop carriers, we would have less need for oil, so we would no longer need to project American power around the globe.   And since most of our large, multi-national corporations have already exported most of our jobs, we should feel no obligation to protect corporate interests on foreign soil.  Besides, those companies can afford to hire their own protection such as the likes of Blackwater, aka Xe.

What’s not to like?  No more war.  No more nation-building (other than on our own soil).  No more national debt.   All made possible by putting the tea-baggers’ guns and anger to better use. 

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