On the recordApril 16, 2012
This type of spending cap would save the taxpayers over $2.7 trillion dollars during its first decade.
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congress.govThis type of spending cap would save the taxpayers over $2.7 trillion dollars during its first decade.
Jordan argues that a welfare spending cap could significantly reduce taxpayer burden.
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