this week Congress will vote to undo some of the damage that previous Congresses caused over the last 40 years. For too long politicians here in Washington assured the American people that they had all the answers to society's problems. Since the 1960's the Federal Government has created so many programs and so many spending plans that it is absolutely mind boggling. I think it is fair to say that there is not one accountant, not one Government bureaucrat who can name all of the programs that the Federal Government--and the American taxpayer--pays for. And what has all this spending created? Debt, debt, and more debt. Mr. Speaker, it is time to end the Government free-for-all. It is time to set our priorities straight and work together to balance the Federal budget, if not for our own sake, then for our children and grandchildren.
Steve Chabot: “this week Congress will vote to undo some of the damage that previous Congresses caused over the last 40 years. For too…”
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Addressing the need to reduce government spending and balance the federal budget.
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