On the recordFebruary 14, 2012
The bottom line is the president was elected at $9 trillion in debt and we are going to grow it to over $26 trillion under his plan, under his numbers, and I think that is fundamentally wrong.
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Criticism of the president's budget plan increasing national debt significantly.
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