On the recordNovember 17, 2010
They said earmarks are a gateway drug that needs to be eliminated in order to demonstrate that we are serious about fiscal restraint. There's just one problem with that. It's not true.
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transcripts.cnn.comThey said earmarks are a gateway drug that needs to be eliminated in order to demonstrate that we are serious about fiscal restraint. There's just one problem with that. It's not true.
Jim Inhofe argues against the claim that eliminating earmarks will save money.
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