As we work to resolve our Nation's fiscal crisis, we must have bipartisan cooperation to best find ways to balance economic recovery and job creation with long-term deficit reduction. Americans clearly understand the danger of debt and the need for a serious long-term plan. What they don't understand is sound bites and political rhetoric. And so to my Republican colleagues, as you come to the well today, put your ideas on the table. It doesn't help to demagogue this issue. The fact is, and it remains, President Obama inherited a $11 trillion debt on day one, and we are trying to recover. The American people need your constructive ideas.
G. K. Butterfield: “As we work to resolve our Nation's fiscal crisis, we must have bipartisan cooperation to best find ways to balance…”
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The speaker addresses the need for bipartisan cooperation in resolving the nation's fiscal crisis.
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