A day that I am going to do my best to remind everybody of every chance I get is June 1st, because that is the day that the United States starts living on credit and charging everything that we do to our kids, sending them the bill.
Mollohan emphasizes the importance of fiscal responsibility and the impact of deficit spending on future generations.
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