The bottom line is this budget is not an investment in America's future. It is an investment in Washington's future.
Jim Inhofe: “The bottom line is this budget is not an investment in America's future. It is an investment in Washington's future.”
Editor's note · Context
Inhofe criticizes the budget as benefiting Washington rather than the American public.
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