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The greatest threat facing the US is not an external enemy, but the ballooning national debt, Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky said as the Pentagon seeks an additional $67 billion for the conflict with Iran. With the federal deficit already at $2 trillion, Paul argued that increasing military spending for a war that Congress hasn't authorized is "fiscally irresponsible."
The greatest threat facing the US is not an external enemy, but the ballooning national debt, Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky said as the Pentagon seeks an additional $67 billion for the conflict with Iran. With the federal deficit already at $2 trillion, Paul argued that increasing military spending for a war that Congress hasn't authorized is "fiscally irresponsible."