On Memorial Day, as a nation, we, with heavy hearts, honor our fallen veterans that died to preserve and protect our Republic. These brave souls who swore to protect our Constitution not only deserve to be memorialized by tradition, but part of preserving their legacy involves showing them the respect they deserve by stoping this: This trend of perpetually increasing government debt obviously threatens our posterity (and it is based on CBO projections regarding only publicly

It took courage to pass the 13th amendment and end the Civil War, back then. It will take courage to pass a Balanced Budget Amendment and end the fiscal civil war, now. Compact for America, in honor of the 150th anniversary of the end of the Civil War, is launching the ‪#‎CourageOverFear‬ campaign to restore fiscal sanity and protect our national posterity from the chains of unrestrained government debt. Its high time that we have the courage to refrain from fearful inaction

Conscientious Americans are extremely apprehensive when it comes to “editing” the U.S. Constitution that many courageous souls have fought and died for. As a Veteran, I completely understand. I even share many of the same concerns that most people have when first hearing about the Compact for a balanced budget initiative. This is why transparency is important to us here at Compact For America. Not only do we have nothing to hide, but we believe America has everything to gain