We can, in this place, not pay for a trillion-dollar spending bill, but then we have to pay for tax cuts.
Patrick J. Tiberi: “We can, in this place, not pay for a trillion-dollar spending bill, but then we have to pay for tax cuts.”
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Tiberi highlights the inconsistency in fiscal policy regarding spending and tax cuts.
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