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On the recordMay 17, 2023
Madam Speaker, Americans demand that their elected leaders step up and do the work of the people. Madam Speaker, 3 weeks ago, this body did exactly that. It passed the Limit, Save, Grow Act to avoid a debt default and to put in place commonsense controls on our out-of-control Federal spending. The Limit, Save, Grow Act will reduce our Federal deficit by $4.8 trillion over the next decade and lifts the debt ceiling to avoid this looming crisis, all while protecting seniors and veterans. We have demonstrated to the American people that we are committed to doing the work of the American people on critical issues, providing real solutions and working to retake our place on the world stage. Yet, our bill was met by even more silence from the White House and childish derision from leadership in the Senate--no negotiation, no counterproposal. In short, not an ounce of work from the executive branch nor the other half of the legislative branch. Maybe they were too busy. Maybe they were on vacation. Maybe they hadn't thought through the disastrous consequences of doing nothing. No work, no solutions, no negotiations, no plan--the Biden-Schumer default is coming for your Social Security check because they refuse to show up for work. Just remember, the Limit, Save, Grow Act restores funding to fiscal year 2022 levels. If you liked veterans' benefits in 2022, you will like them in our bill.…
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Brandon Williams
Republican · New York

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