On the recordApril 17, 2023
I'm out of time here, and I might note that our current spending is now not at 20 percent. It's about 25 percent of GDP.
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congress.govI'm out of time here, and I might note that our current spending is now not at 20 percent. It's about 25 percent of GDP.
Mike Braun highlights current federal spending levels exceeding 20% of GDP, indicating chronic deficits.
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