I thank my friend from Colorado, Mr. Buck, and I appreciate him raising that important issue, that it is an oddity, isn't it, in Congress, that somehow we segregate money. We segregate money and say, oh, well, this money doesn't matter so much. But it becomes fungible when you are looking at the accumulation of debt that we are heaping upon our future generations. I appreciate the gentleman bringing that to our attention and reminding us, and I would just say, I appreciate his voting record, because I have watched it closely, and he is a man of his word when he says he has been fighting to balance the budget and reduce our deficit since he got here, because his voting record is actually true to that, and I appreciate that very much. Madam Speaker, it is now my pleasure to yield to the gentleman from Virginia (Mr. Cline).
Andy Biggs: “I thank my friend from Colorado, Mr. Buck, and I appreciate him raising that important issue, that it is an oddity…”
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