Mr. Chairman, would the gentleman from Virginia say that the people across this country, the American family, would like to cut paperclips and printing and transportation of bureaucrats in part to help pay for this? Or does the gentleman think they would rather invest in paperclips, travel, bureaucracy?
Questioning budget priorities during a discussion on government spending.
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