We cannot allow a program that has benefited Americans in times of need after a crisis, such as what happened in 2008, to be cut to the bone to the extent that it becomes ineffective.
Jeb Hensarling: “We cannot allow a program that has benefited Americans in times of need after a crisis, such as what happened in 2008…”
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Hensarling emphasizes the importance of maintaining effective programs for Americans in crisis.
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