On the recordJune 20, 2011
Perhaps the $2 billion we spend on OAA, if we subsumed that into another program and didn't spend it, that might be saving money.
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congress.govPerhaps the $2 billion we spend on OAA, if we subsumed that into another program and didn't spend it, that might be saving money.
Paul questions the logic of claiming savings while spending on the Older Americans Act.
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