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Rand Paul Takes Stands Against Unchecked Spending with His Revolutionary Six Penny Plan

America's growing debt is crippling the nation and future generations

May 13, 2026
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Each and every week, your U.S. Government sent 22 billion dollars to creditors before purchasing a single tank or school book. That’s the harsh truth Rand Paul revealed in his latest X post highlighting interest payments on the National Debt which swallow $88 billion per month.

This isn’t an abstract number located in a report from a think-tank. These are hard-earned taxpayer dollars ripped from their wallets and given directly to bond-holders while elected officials give themselves pats on the back for being “bi-partisan” in their legislative actions.

Paul was blunt: members of Congress sit idly by as the nation careens toward a financial meltdown and continue to pass spending legislation that feeds the fire.

And things go downhill quickly…

The numbers strike like a freight train. According to the United States Treasury, the national debt has reached $36 trillion and interest payments have exceeded $1 trillion per year. Interest payments exceed the total annual defense budget, a fact reported throughout various studies by the Congressional Budget Office.

Each dollar spent on interest represents a dollar not used to repair roads, secure borders, or lower taxes for middle-class working families. Despite the massive amounts of deficit spending authorized by law makers (i.e., trillions in new deficits created by bloated farm-bill spending, endless foreign aid packages, etc.), Rand Paul is committed to continuing to resist these reckless spending sprees.

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