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Tag: Hell No.

Walberg Comments on the Budget Control Act

By JGillman, Section News
Posted on Fri Jul 29, 2011 at 02:37:57 PM EST
Tags: Walberg, Congress, Debt, Simple solution, Hell No. (all tags)

Washington, DC - Today, Congressman Tim Walberg released the following statement about the Budget Control Act:

"I am acutely concerned for the direction of the country, and the current path of mounting debt for future generations. I am working to achieve the largest possible spending cuts and long-term deficit reduction and spending reform.
We have made some significant accomplishments by passing a 2011 Budget that cut $38.5 billion in one year, the Ryan Budget that cut $5.8 trillion in spending over ten years, and the Cut, Cap, and Balance Act. The president unfortunately repeatedly stands in the way of significant, necessary fiscal reforms. I believe the Cut, Cap, and Balance Act is the best solution, but I am voting today to continue its basic principles moving forward to find a solution that reduces spending, encourages job creation, and advances a Balanced Budget Amendment."

OK. Stop the increases with a simple statement of "Hell No Mr. President."

C'mon Tim. Get this Republican delegation committed to another term of support by an intact base. Republicans that allow the debt to increase will face primary challengers in 2012. Republicans who wish to appease the worst president in the history of the country will capitulate.

Your call.

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