The bottom line for this is we are $14.1 trillion in debt. We are selling our children's futures away. The only reason I am standing here today as a Member of Congress is because I'm a father on a mission to restore the fiscal responsibility of this great body. And this is one organization that we can do without.
Speaker Cravaack addresses fiscal responsibility and critiques the Institute of Peace.
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