On the recordMarch 14, 2023
This reckless spending agenda has added another $3.7 trillion to the debt, a 13 percent increase and costs hard-working families in the wave of 40-year high skyrocketing inflation.
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Marshall blames Biden's spending for rising inflation and debt.
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