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I thank my colleague from South Carolina for yielding me time. As I am listening to this debate, it is astounding to hear about the $17 a year that I may save so that I can perhaps stop at the local convenience store to get a coffee once a…
Any great power that spends more on debt service than on defense, will not stay great for a long time, a very long time.
I've criticized both Presidents for not doing enough to control spending and deficit.
I don't put much stock in a study of Biden's fiscal records that leaves out hundreds of billions of dollars of unlawful student loan giveaways.
Updating the Budget Act for the 21st Century is a shared goal worth continuing to work towards.
President Biden continues to use his pen and phone to spend trillions, particularly on student loan bailouts, and in these unprecedented fiscal times that's the height of recklessness.
We must stop digging ourselves into an ever deeper budget hole, and I think the budget agreement reached between McCarthy and Biden a year ago starts us down that track.
Taxpayers and workers, and investors are smarter than we are in the United States Senate, because we've had 93 marginal tax rates.
Most importantly, we must have a frank discussion about Washington's spending addiction.
Rather than punish success, tax reform should focus on incentivizing work, savings, and investment.
I'm going back to this comes up why can't you guys do something about saving Social Security and Medicare?
Any great power that spends more on debt service than on defense, will not stay great for a long time, a very long time.
I don't put much stock in a study of Biden's fiscal records that leaves out hundreds of billions of dollars of unlawful student loan giveaways.
I've criticized both Presidents for not doing enough to control spending and deficit.
We must stop digging ourselves into an ever deeper budget hole, and I think the budget agreement reached between McCarthy and Biden a year ago starts us down that track.
President Biden continues to use his pen and phone to spend trillions, particularly on student loan bailouts, and in these unprecedented fiscal times that's the height of recklessness.
Updating the Budget Act for the 21st Century is a shared goal worth continuing to work towards.
Rather than punish success, tax reform should focus on incentivizing work, savings, and investment.