We on this side of the aisle fervently believe that you will not have job creation until you put the Nation on a fiscally sustainable path. We are talking about $1 billion here. If we can't do it on this program, what program can we do it on? And I must admit, I also find it ironic how many of my friends on the other side of the aisle will come to the floor and say, You know what? There are people in this Nation trying to force loans onto people who are unemployed, people who can't afford to pay it back, people who are in debt. That's predatory lending, and now they want the government to do the same thing.
Jeb Hensarling: “We on this side of the aisle fervently believe that you will not have job creation until you put the Nation on a…”
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Hensarling discusses fiscal sustainability and job creation in relation to government subsidies and lending practices.
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