It is really up to us to embrace it or not embrace it, and as history has shown, we typically do not embrace reductions in spending.
Tom Graves: “It is really up to us to embrace it or not embrace it, and as history has shown, we typically do not embrace reductions…”
On the recordFebruary 25, 2019
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Graves reflects on Congress's history of rejecting spending cuts.
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