Which, Mr. Secretary, is one of the reasons that we are not going to be supportive of the President's budget, because it drives those obligation up even further, therefore increasing further demands on a debt ceiling increase.
Kevin Yoder: “Which, Mr. Secretary, is one of the reasons that we are not going to be supportive of the President's budget, because it…”
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Yoder explains opposition to the President's budget due to its impact on debt ceiling demands.
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