Today, August 24, 2018, every American taxpayer owes $175,793.
That’s their share of the over $21 trillion national debt, and right now foreign countries like China and Japan are happy to let the U.S. government continue borrowing money.
But what happens when the dollar begins to lose value and those countries start to call in their debts? What happens when the interest paid on the national debt exceeds the ability of the feds to pay for it? The American taxpayer -- likely our children and grandchildren -- will be stuck with the bill, and there won’t be anything they can do about it.
But we can do something about it now.
Today, all across the country, thousands of American patriots are working to call the first-ever Article V Convention of States. They’re lobbying their state legislators, informing their friends and family, and posting on social media. They’re letting everyone know that the Founders gave us a solution to the massive national debt, and it’s right there in the Constitution.
Article V lets the people and the states propose constitutional amendments that force the feds to begin to decrease the national debt. These amendments can mandate a balanced budget, control spending, and cap taxation. They can force Congress to make the tough spending cuts they have thus far refused to make, and help preserve liberty and financial stability for generations to come.
