It would mean a Congress that would spend more and more--and I repeatedly alerted people around the country that if we had a veto-proof Congress, they better tighten their seat belts because they were going right through the sky in spending.
Remarks at a Luncheon for Members of the Republican National Committee and Republican National Finance Committee.
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