On the recordMarch 27, 2012
I would argue and will argue that the trillion dollars of additional debt that the president's budget places on our children and students is probably not helpful for their future.
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congress.govI would argue and will argue that the trillion dollars of additional debt that the president's budget places on our children and students is probably not helpful for their future.
Kline criticizes the president's budget for increasing debt affecting future generations.
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