This aptly-titled op-ed by Jon Huntsman in the WSJ today again reinforces the fact that the coming debt crisis is both entirely foreseeable and entirely avoidable if we choose to do what is hard and address our out-of-control deficits, and brings the moral element back into the debate as Huntsman tries to fill the deficit hawk void left by Mitch Daniels. Most interesting, though, is the following line: "This will provide responsible leaders to reduce, reform, and in some cases end...some popular but unaffordable subsidies for agriculture and energy."