But let's agree to stop putting additional obligations on the American taxpayers, therefore we do not have to increase the debt ceiling.
Kevin Yoder: “But let's agree to stop putting additional obligations on the American taxpayers, therefore we do not have to increase…”
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Yoder advocates for avoiding new obligations to prevent the need for raising the debt ceiling.
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