We have a moral obligation to get our fiscal house in order, to make sure that our children and grandchildren aren't saddled in the future with spending decisions Washington makes today.
Steve Womack: “We have a moral obligation to get our fiscal house in order, to make sure that our children and grandchildren aren't…”
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Womack emphasizes the need for fiscal responsibility for future generations.
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