I listened to my colleague talk about the debt, but we all know that the independent, nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office in a letter to Speaker Boehner dated January 6, 2011, indicated that repealing this bill will increase the deficit by over $200 billion over the first 10 years and by another $1.2 trillion over the second 10 years. Our colleagues have criticized those findings, but they're the same people who they applauded when the numbers came back their way.
Chris Van Hollen: “I listened to my colleague talk about the debt, but we all know that the independent, nonpartisan Congressional Budget…”
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Van Hollen addresses the impact of repealing a bill on the deficit and debt.
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