The term “Insoluble Insolvency” was created to address a fundamental fact regarding the federal debt; under accepted operating norms it is a foregone fact that the US government is going to become insolvent. Insoluble Insolvency means there is no politically, economically, and institutionally feasible path back to long-term fiscal solvency using conventional measures. To this end it aslo means real fiscal incapacity, not the mechanical exhaustion of dollars.
In lieu of spending government resources on attempting to develop a solution to an issue with a non-existence solution, the highest priority should be to build protective walls around fundamental programs such as Social Security and Medicare as explained in this link.
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Jim Tozzi—a pioneer of centralized regulatory review who served across five presidential administrations and heads the Center for Regulatory Effectiveness—believes the administrative state must be managed through strict presidential oversight and transparent internal procedures rather than unchecked agency discretion or insular judicial dominance.
Support for Centralized Presidential Control
- Accountability to the President: Tozzi argues that federal agencies should not operate as independent fiefdoms; their actions must be tightly tethered to the priorities of the duly elected president via centralized bodies like the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs (OIRA).
