On the recordSeptember 16, 2003
When you fund the tax cuts with borrowed money, you have to pay interest on the national debt which is a drag to the economy.
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Discussing the economic implications of funding tax cuts through borrowing.
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Parliamentary inquiry. The Acting CHAIR. The gentleman from Virginia will state his inquiry.
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