Mr. Coiner said his goal in life is to make sure he helps leave a country that is better for his grandchildren than the one that his parents bequeathed to him. They are, like all of us, so worried about the deep debt this country is amassing each day, $10 trillion of new debt over the next decade if these spending plans go forward. On top of a failed stimulus bill, on top of the 2,000-page health care bill no one read, this week Congress is going to take up an almost 2,000-page bill that will institutionalize bailout and, I think, harm our economy. We don't have a budget for the first time in 40 years, and this week they're going to make up budget numbers. We're not going to have a vote on it, not have a debate. We haven't funded our troops in Afghanistan and Iraq. They need money, but it's hung up because people here want to spend it on other things. We've got to get this deficit under control. We have to do it or we're putting an anchor around our children's necks.
Kevin Brady: “Mr. Coiner said his goal in life is to make sure he helps leave a country that is better for his grandchildren than the…”
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The speaker addresses concerns about national debt and budget issues affecting future generations.
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