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8 Years After the Tea Party Wave, Congress Still Spends Like There’s No Tomorrow

Jake Grant   November 02, 2018 / 18 Comments

 

When it comes to our nation’s spending, most politicians are only interested in the time between now and the next election.

Because of this, we can’t rely on Congress to give us the full, honest truth about our fiscal trajectory and what exactly needs to change. We need independent voices.

One such voice came last week when the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget released a new report titled “The 75-Year Budget Outlook.” This report examines the impact of our nation’s finances on future decades, and offers insight into how we can start moving back in the direction of fiscal responsibility and solvency.

Right now, things aren’t looking good.

https://www.dailysignal.com/2018/11/02/8-years-after-the-tea-party-wave-congress-still-spends-like-theres-no-tomorrow/?utm_source=TDS_Email&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=CapitolBell%22&

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For 2020, we need a Tea Party revival.

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For 2020, we need a Tea Party revival.
With Pilosi and her gang of thieves running the house for the next 2 years, let’s hope so. Trump will need to fill the ink well on his veto pen. Not certain we can count on the Senate to stop the insanity.
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