- The government's overspending will bankrupt future generations, Stanley Druckenmiller said.
- It's an issue that needs more attention than the debt-ceiling crisis, he said in a speech Monday.
- "The fiscal recklessness of the last decade has been like watching a horror movie unfold."
The focus on the looming debt-ceiling crisis is overshadowing a more severe cause for concern: excessive government spending.
That's according to billionaire investor Stanley Druckenmiller, who has been raising the alarm about US deficits for several years. And while he'd like the US to avoid a default, he said more attention should be given to its overspending habits.