This is about protecting the taxpayer as much as we can. This is the fiscally conservative, prudent way to do so.
MICHAEL GRIMM: “This is about protecting the taxpayer as much as we can. This is the fiscally conservative, prudent way to do so.”
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Arguing for fiscal responsibility in taxpayer protection.
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