As we know all too well, despite the Blue Dog Coalition's best efforts and the efforts of many other efforts on both sides of the aisle in this Chamber, cutting spending is never easy, but ladies and gentlemen, enough is enough. It is high time that we audit America's books. It is a moral imperative that we stop spending taxpayer dollars with reckless abandon and start making tough decisions, because the choices we make today will impact what we will be able to do to provide for our children and for our grandchildren tomorrow. I ask my colleagues on both sides of the aisle to support this commonsense legislation.
DENNIS A. CARDOZA: “As we know all too well, despite the Blue Dog Coalition's best efforts and the efforts of many other efforts on both…”
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Addressing the need for fiscal responsibility and auditing government spending.
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