Free enterprise and limited government are absolutely critical for economic vitality.
Mike Braun
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Mike Braun is an American businessman and politician currently serving as the junior United States senator from Indiana, a position he has held since January 3, 2019. A member of the Republican Party, Braun has focused on issues such as fair representation and gerrymandering, advocating for equitable electoral maps in Indiana. His business background includes founding a successful auto parts company, which has informed his approach to economic policy and job creation.
It's unconscionable the way the Chinese Government has treated the Uighurs, the followers of Falun Gong and most recently the residents of Hong Kong, totally unconscionable.
We need to be more vigilant in response to the threat to dominate the world economically, politically, and militarily.
I think if we still have a Budget Committee, we ought to use it through regular order to at least put something out there.
You don't have the printing press in the basement, and you do not have a credit card that is automatically renewable.
So, in 2019 we spent about 4.5 trillion. 2020 we did the CARES Act, and that was bipartisan.
I think if we still have a Budget Committee, we ought to use it through regular order to at least put something out there.
You don't have the printing press in the basement, and you do not have a credit card that is automatically renewable.
So, in 2019 we spent about 4.5 trillion. 2020 we did the CARES Act, and that was bipartisan.
To put into context this is a Budget Committee, and at least today I think we're talking about budget.
To put into context this is a Budget Committee, and at least today I think we're talking about budget.
I certainly think if we don't have smart policy that addresses the issue domestically, other countries are less likely to act.
the heaviest lifting would have to be done through spending if you want to get to a balanced budget.
Running $2 trillion deficits, the Trump tax cuts, which by the way were getting close to paying for themselves pre-COVID, that is chump change, $150 billion per year.





