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Home»Economic News»Can We Really Cut Half Of The Military Budget? Ron Paul Says “You Bet!”
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Can We Really Cut Half Of The Military Budget? Ron Paul Says “You Bet!”

February 20, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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Authored by Ron Paul via The Ron Paul Institute,

President Trump’s recent suggestion to cut the United States’ one trillion dollar “defense” budget in half has sparked controversy among Beltway warmongers. The President’s proposal challenges the widely-held belief that increased military spending is crucial for national security.

“…[O]ne of the first meetings I want to have is with President Xi of China and President Putin of Russia, and I want to say let’s cut our military budget in half. And we can do that, and I think we’ll be able to do that,” the President told reporters.

This statement by President Trump exposes the myth perpetuated by political and industrial interests that advocate for excessive defense spending. The reality is that much of the so-called “defense spending” is more about enriching the well-connected rather than safeguarding the nation.

The pursuit of a global military empire has not only drained the nation’s resources but has also compromised its security and freedom. President Trump’s willingness to challenge this status quo is commendable. The need for a thorough audit of Pentagon spending and transparency in its allocation is crucial to unveil the truth behind decades of misinformation.

Recent revelations about agencies like USAID further highlight the mismanagement of taxpayer funds. Instead of aiding those in need, these agencies have been involved in questionable activities like funding controversial projects abroad and undermining democratic processes.

Americans are waking up to the economic burden of sustaining a global military presence, especially when other nations fail to contribute proportionately to their own defense. The disproportionate burden placed on US taxpayers to fund NATO and other international commitments is unsustainable and unjust. It is time for a shift in policy towards a more responsible and cost-effective approach to national security.

President Trump’s proposal to reduce military spending by closing overseas bases, bringing back troops, and reassessing international alliances is a step in the right direction towards a more prosperous, secure, and content nation.

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