On the recordMay 3, 2023
So, in 2019 we spent about 4.5 trillion. 2020 we did the CARES Act, and that was bipartisan.
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congress.govSo, in 2019 we spent about 4.5 trillion. 2020 we did the CARES Act, and that was bipartisan.
Braun discusses past spending and its implications for future budgets.
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