How do you determine the success of a program? Is it over short-term or long-term? What variables do you measure it by? Because there's a lot of ways to slice a cake.

The last thing should ever be cut is a program that helps people. If someone goes after that first they have something wrong with them.

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/denver-gave-homeless-people-1-141344624.html

It’s amazing that the powerful have convinced people that the debt and government programs are bad yet taxes that target the actual wealth and would bring in money to reduce the debt are also bad. All the money that would reduce the debt is hoarded by billionaires and corporations, then people fear monger on things like taxing unrealized gains. It’s over 200 millions dollars. It’s going to affect a tiny number of people. It’s almost like the powerful don’t won’t their money going to helping people via taxes and they control most of the media and politicians.

We are adding historic amounts to our national debt. Roughly $8.5 billion per day at this point. The consequences? Unsure. Hyperinflation, stagflation, dollar collapse are all possibilities. BRICS could become more widely accepted as well, which would be disastrous for the petrodollar.