If families across the Nation pay their debts and live within their means, shouldn't we in Congress reevaluate how money is being spent in Washington and across the Nation? Of course we should. For far too long, our government has put the cost of not just emergencies but everyday expenses on our Nation's credit card. Now, as a result, our national debt is a staggering $36 trillion and growing every day. Mr. Speaker, I am willing to put my money where my mouth is, and that is why I have introduced the Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is Act to reduce congressional office budgets by $100,000, just a paltry 5.2 percent. The American credit card has reached its limit. We must tighten our belts. We have bills to pay and emergencies to cover. We need to be in this together. Mr. Speaker, I have one question for you and this body: Are we willing to put our money where our mouths are? I encourage all of my colleagues to join in this effort. Let's go get them. ____________________
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