We are not going to do new things, new, expensive things, long-term commitments, without paying for them.
Tim Geithner: “We are not going to do new things, new, expensive things, long-term commitments, without paying for them.”
On the recordNovember 18, 2009
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Geithner asserts the need for fiscal responsibility in new commitments.
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