I simply bring the amendment forward because I believe government is too big and that government spends too much. This amendment doesn't cut spending. This amendment, like the previous ones I have offered, simply says we're going to hold the line. We're going to spend the same amount we spent in the last fiscal year. Nothing more than that. That's all the amendment does. It allows the committee who understands these programs, who does the work and puts this bill together, to go back and look and figure out where those cuts should happen using their expertise that they've developed in this committee to do that. It simply says, it's not too much to ask government to do what millions of families have to do across this country, live on last year's spending levels, live on last year's budget.
Jim Jordan: “I simply bring the amendment forward because I believe government is too big and that government spends too much. This…”
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Discussing an amendment to an appropriations bill aimed at limiting government spending.
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