On the recordJanuary 28, 2020
In four short years, however, we will be paying more on interest on our debt that will be a bigger bill than we pay for our national defense.
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congress.govIn four short years, however, we will be paying more on interest on our debt that will be a bigger bill than we pay for our national defense.
Hern warns about rising debt interest surpassing national defense costs.
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