Principle Three Among Most Important in Avoiding Fiscal Cliff

Lest we plunge over the Fiscal Cliff, this is the one of the most important rules of all.

And, it is hardly being discussed at all.

The rule is this: Matters being conducted by the federal government that can be conducted instead by private enterprise, should. If we are to going to cut spending, we must do so cognizant of the fact that spending stimulates an economy. So, rather than cutting a service entirely, let us transfer that service to the private sector, thus allowing the money being injected into the economy to continue being infused.

Charities will need to step up, if this is to be successful. Still, this is something that must be done. The government is overspending, and cuts must be made, and, if they are made, not only is it good that the spending be maintained, but it is also imperative that many of the services be not lost.