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McGovern: I heard the gentlelady's speech in which she kind of defended the tax cuts for the rich and basically said we have a spending problem in this country. We do have a spending problem. We're spending $1 billion a day on a reckless illegal war in Iran.

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Acyn

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We don’t have a revenue problem, we have a spending problem. $7.3 trillion in spending cannot be justified. It’s time to focus on reducing spending and return to a reasonable pre-pandemic level.

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For any Republican who claimed that we don't have a revenue problem, we have a spending problem, now's the time to insist on returning to a reasonable pre-pandemic level of spending and a process to achieve it!

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Senator Ron Johnson

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Frank Morano

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Mario Nawfal

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Tom Ramsey

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Rick J. Caruso

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This country does not have a revenue problem, it has a spending problem—and a massive fraud problem.

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