On the recordMay 5, 2010
Any of these earmarks that they talk about, if you kill an earmark on the floor of the Senate, it does not save one cent.
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congress.govAny of these earmarks that they talk about, if you kill an earmark on the floor of the Senate, it does not save one cent.
Inhofe argues that eliminating earmarks does not reduce government spending.
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