We have a limited window of opportunity in terms of time. We can make really minor changes now that will make very significant changes down the road in terms of the trajectory of spending and of debt.
David Schweikert: “We have a limited window of opportunity in terms of time. We can make really minor changes now that will make very…”
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David Schweikert calls for immediate minor changes to alter future spending and debt trajectory.
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