That is not the intent of this amendment. It is not to get into taxes or spending. It is just to say to this body, we have to make a decision regarding how much more we borrow on our children and grandchildren.
Charles W. Stenholm: “That is not the intent of this amendment. It is not to get into taxes or spending. It is just to say to this body, we…”
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Discussing the implications of borrowing on future generations.
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