I rise today to speak also on the matter of our country's unlimited spending, the fact that this last month, February--I don't know if many people know this; it was just published--we had the largest budget deficit for 1 month in recorded history of $223 billion. Those numbers were just released. I know we have some measures we are going to vote on this week regarding reductions in spending. I realize the Republican version likely will not pass and the Democratic version likely will not pass. Hopefully, we will then sit down and work out something to allow government to be open with, hopefully, a long-term CR. I know we are having a lot of difficulties in our departments as they try to manage their budgets not knowing what we are going to do. As the Senator from Nebraska mentioned, $61 billion is a drop in the bucket as it relates to trying to solve our country's problems. That is why I have brought forth something called the CAP Act.
Bob Corker: “I rise today to speak also on the matter of our country's unlimited spending, the fact that this last month, February--I…”
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Corker addresses the issue of the national budget deficit and the need for spending reductions.
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