It perpetuates a myth that we can go out there and balance the budget without touching entitlements.
Marshall Sanford: “It perpetuates a myth that we can go out there and balance the budget without touching entitlements.”
On the recordMay 23, 2017
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Sanford argues that the budget's assumptions are misleading regarding entitlement spending.
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