A Detailed Proposal for Debt Retirement, Sovereign Wealth, and Intergenerational Equity Campaign Briefing: Economic Policy and Fiscal Reform 2028 Presidential Campaign of Martin A. Ginsburg, RN July 10, 2026 I. The Problem That Grows Whether or Not We Look at It The national debt is approximately $36 trillion. Annual interest payments on that debt are now one of the largest line items in the federal budget — exceeding spending on many domestic programs. Every dollar spent

Fair, or Unreasonably Manipulated? Campaign Briefing: Economic Policy and Fiscal Reform 2028 Presidential Campaign of Martin A. Ginsburg, RN July 9, 2026 I. The Tax Code as a Statement of Values A nation's tax system tells the truth — or hides it — about who pays, who benefits, and who decides. The American federal tax code is approximately 70,000 pages of statute and regulation. That number is not a measure of complexity for complexity's sake. It is a measure of the accumu

Causes, Consequences, and What Government Can and Cannot Do Campaign Briefing: Economic Policy and Fiscal Reform 2028 Presidential Campaign of Martin A. Ginsburg, RN July 8, 2026 I. What Inflation Actually Is Inflation is a sustained increase in the general level of prices across an economy. That definition is simple. The causes are not. Demand-pull inflation occurs when the total demand for goods and services exceeds the economy's capacity to produce them. Too many dollars

Read It Before You Vote On It Every policy arc we have built, and every bill we have written, in one place. CAMPAIGN BLOG · THE RECORD SO FAR A plan you cannot read is not a plan. It is a dream. Here is something that should not be unusual, and is: a campaign that hands you the actual bills before it asks for your vote. Most campaigns give you a feeling. A direction. A list of things they are against and a shorter list of things they are for, worded carefully enough that no