Charles E. Grassley

Your response to that?

The President in this budget's supporting documents continue to falsely claim that he is a deficit reducer.

People know about the trillions spent in spending binge of the last Congress, and the costly administrative actions.

People know about the trillions spent in spending binge of the last Congress, and the costly administrative actions.

Let's actually do our job and have the Budget Committee mark up a budget resolution.

Your response to that?

Clearly, we aren't going to be able to tax our way out of the current fiscal mess.

the more Congress borrows and spends, the higher interest rates will have to go up, and ultimately, it's families and small businesses that will suffer the economic consequences.

Let's actually do our job and have the Budget Committee mark up a budget resolution.

This administration has dramatically missed inflation for two years in a row.

The President in this budget's supporting documents continue to falsely claim that he is a deficit reducer.

the more Congress borrows and spends, the higher interest rates will have to go up, and ultimately, it's families and small businesses that will suffer the economic consequences.

This administration has dramatically missed inflation for two years in a row.

Clearly, we aren't going to be able to tax our way out of the current fiscal mess.

I'm going to start with Mr. Mangual. Last year, I held a field hearing in Iowa for the Drug Caucus that I co-chair with Chairman Whitehouse.

Unfortunately, President Biden and Senate leadership are uninterested in getting back to regular order, or addressing our dire fiscal outlook.

The delayed process postpones--in other words when appropriators and authorizers can commence hearings to review agency spending.

Adopting a budget was once considered an essential part of good governance. Now it's barely an afterthought.

Needless to say things must change.

Unfortunately, President Biden and Senate leadership are uninterested in getting back to regular order, or addressing our dire fiscal outlook.

We can have productive processes to have mechanical thinning, to have prescribed burns, and to reduce wildfire risks.

We can have productive processes to have mechanical thinning, to have prescribed burns, and to reduce wildfire risks.

The delayed process postpones--in other words when appropriators and authorizers can commence hearings to review agency spending.

Needless to say things must change.

Adopting a budget was once considered an essential part of good governance. Now it's barely an afterthought.