our ""immoral debt""

Are you worried about our growing debt and what it means for our economy??

First of all I recommend you learn about our debt first
http://www.treasurydirect.gov/govt/resources/faq/faq_publicdebt.htm

Debt since 1776 223 years in the making

The Founding Fathers, Our National Debt, and Why It Matters To You http://whitehouseburning.com/

BUSH (SOTU 2001) and our current debt---""You see, the growing surplus exists because taxes are too high"" SPEECH TEXT
Budget Battles and Budget Games

""Washington Monumenting""  and Goverment Shutdowns and Budget Battles
http://www.decodedc.com/home/2013/2/28/episode-9-irrational-numbers.html

MORE from Bush State of the Union February 2001 FULL SPEECH
Now we come to a fork in the road. We have two choices. Even though we have already met our needs, we could spend the money on more and bigger government. That's the road our nation has traveled in recent years.

Last year, government spending shot up 8 percent. That's far more than our economy grew, far more than personal income grew and far more than the rate of inflation. If you continue on that road, you will spend the surplus and have to dip into Social Security to pay other bills. Unrestrained government spending is a dangerous road to deficits, so we must take a different path.

(APPLAUSE)

The other choice is to let the American people spend their own money to meet their own needs.

(APPLAUSE)

I hope you'll join me in standing firmly on the side of the people. You see, the growing surplus exists because taxes are too high, and government is charging more than it needs. The people of America have been overcharged, and, on their behalf, I'm here asking for a refund.

(APPLAUSE)

Some say my tax plan is too big.

(APPLAUSE)

Others say it's too small.

(APPLAUSE)

I respectfully disagree.

(LAUGHTER)

This plan is just right.







THEN if you're so worried you wanna make a payment here is the address to mail your check from---ENJOY AND THANKS!!!

you can pay online or mail a check!!!!

How do you make a contribution to reduce the debt?

There are two ways for you to make a contribution to reduce the debt:

• You can make a contribution online either by credit card, checking or savings account at Pay.gov
• You can write a check payable to the Bureau of the Public Debt, and in the memo section, notate that it's a Gift to reduce the Debt Held by the Public. Mail your check to:
  
  Attn Dept G
  Bureau of the Public Debt
  P. O. Box 2188
  Parkersburg, WV 26106-2188

Bill Clinton had surpluses at the end of his presidency--and we were actually projecting NO DEBT by 2012--and were worried about what that would mean for our economy

What if we paid off the entire debt?? 

an interesting dilemma---too much debt MAY be bad in the distant future and paying it DOWN is not bad--but no debt is actually bad for our economy and the global economy