On the recordFebruary 14, 2017
The amount of the deficit is set by the spending. That is in Congress. It is set by the taxes. That is set by Congress.
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congress.govThe amount of the deficit is set by the spending. That is in Congress. It is set by the taxes. That is set by Congress.
Sherman emphasizes that Congress controls deficit spending and taxes, not the Federal Reserve.
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