On the recordMarch 2, 2015
While hard-working Arkansans have been forced to cut their spending significantly in the last few years, the President has been unwilling to do the same in Washington.
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congress.govWhile hard-working Arkansans have been forced to cut their spending significantly in the last few years, the President has been unwilling to do the same in Washington.
Boozman contrasts taxpayer sacrifices with the government's spending habits.
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