the difference between the 18 percent of GDP that we are collecting in revenue and the more than 21 percent of GDP that we are spending in this government, all the promises that have been made to the tea party about balancing the budget and all the rest, are broken in this budget.
Bennet highlights the budget's failure to balance revenue and spending.
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