×

Please verify

Blaze Media
Blaze Media
Watch LIVE

It's time to put states on a salt-free diet' as wages stall and the deficit increases

Contributors
BlazeTV Staff
November 06, 2017
WASHINGTON, DC - JULY 13: The clock that shows the figure of current national debt of the United States of America is seen during a hearing before the House Financial Services Committee July 13, 2016 on Capitol Hill in Washington, DC. The committee held a hearing on "HUD Accountability." (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)

Vice president of FreedomWorks, Jason Pye, joined the guys to discuss the growing debt crisis in Washington D.C. and the latest tax reform bill presented by Republicans.

The current national debt is $20 trillion and rising while the average debt per citizen is $62,717 and $169,452 per taxpayer. Many have criticized Republicans like Mitt Romney for not proposing to cut spending even more.

FreedomWorks is a grassroots organization focused on preserving free markets and individual liberty and has taken a tough stance against out of control spending in Washington. Tune in to find out Jason's thoughts on the latest tax reform bill and the idea that states should be on a "salt-free" diet.

Where would you cut spending?

See more from Matt Locke and Rocci Stucci on TheBlaze Contributors and listen live to “The Conservative Cartel” every Saturday from 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. ET on TheBlaze Radio Network.

Most recent

Breaking: DeSantis is officially running for president, becoming Trump's top GOP primary rival

AOC parody Twitter account no longer exists, but someone has plans to resurrect it

Republican presses VA to stop flying Pride flag, requests removal of any 'flags promoting social policy positions or political statements'

All Articles
Recommended

Calvin Klein tries to commit brand suicide with this new billboard

'Fixed': Elon Musk bypasses his company's censorship efforts and tweets Matt Walsh's 'What Is a Woman' movie himself

FBI will bring document alleging Biden 'criminal bribery scheme' to Capitol Hill — but a major question remains

Teens arrested after eating town's prized swan and kidnapping its babies from protected pond: Police

All Articles