Yes, sometimes facts are a strange thing. The Federal Government does not have a revenue problem. Revenues increased by 14.5 percent in 2005, 11.6 percent in 2006, and are projected to grow an additional $167 billion, or 7 percent this year, because we let the American family keep more of their money, spend it on the things they want to spend it, instead of saying to them, you know what, we are going to increase spending 4.6 percent in this bill and $20 some billion in this appropriation process that we have done.
Jim Jordan: “Yes, sometimes facts are a strange thing. The Federal Government does not have a revenue problem. Revenues increased by…”
On the recordJuly 19, 2007
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Discussing federal revenue and government spending during a House floor debate.
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