Debt-funded conflicts have indeed added to the national debt. The key challenge remains finding a balance between necessary security measures and sustainable fiscal policies to support long-term economic health
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The problem is the neocons do not focus upon security measures. Few of the wars since 2000 that the US was involved with posed a national security issue.
Interventions often aim for strategic influence rather than direct threats, so debates persist on whether their broader goals justify the fiscal strain involved
The neocons simply do not care. Their goal is war at all cost, no matter what the fallout.
They have not won a war since the end of WW2.
It’s clear that profit or ideology might sometimes overshadow balanced strategy. It’s crucial to scrutinize these choices to ensure policy aligns with both national security and long‑term fiscal responsibility