So, what, you want to just stop paying interest on the national debt? That's going to have some consequences. It also has some injustice to it - the national debt is what we got for previous spending decisions. If that ties our hands in the present, well, past decisions do tend to have that effect.
Military spending is probably wasteful... until it's not. Those who have no military can still die by (someone else's) military. Having a military can be wasteful, but not having one can be very expensive.
> Lastly, I would say that the American education system is too expensive and too inefficient at training new medical staff.
Probably. But you could have stopped after "inefficient", and I would still have agreed. In fact, my impression (from a distance, I admit) is that medical education is more efficient than the rest of the educational system. (I agree that the expense is insane.)