Rep. Jim Jordan Thinks It’s Time to ‘Do a Conservative Budget.’ Here’s Why.
by Genevieve Wood: Congress ought to “lower the overall spending level” to keep faith with Americans concerned that government doesn’t work and the national debt keeps rising, Rep. Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, says.
Republican lawmakers, especially conservatives, are inclined to scrap the higher spending of the Boehner-Obama budget deal, Jordan told me in an on-camera interview at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC).
“Our position has been, let’s do a conservative budget,” he said. “We should pass what we believe is best for the American people, best for the families who elected us to come fight for the things they told us to.”
Watch the video to see what else was on Jordan’s mind.
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Genevieve Wood (@genevievewood) advances policy priorities of The Heritage Foundation as senior contributor to The Daily Signal.
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Republican lawmakers, especially conservatives, are inclined to scrap the higher spending of the Boehner-Obama budget deal, Jordan told me in an on-camera interview at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC).
“Our position has been, let’s do a conservative budget,” he said. “We should pass what we believe is best for the American people, best for the families who elected us to come fight for the things they told us to.”
Watch the video to see what else was on Jordan’s mind.
Genevieve Wood (@genevievewood) advances policy priorities of The Heritage Foundation as senior contributor to The Daily Signal.
Tags: Genevieve Wood, Daily Signal, interview, Rep. Jim Jordan, Do a Conservative Budget To share or post to your site, click on "Post Link". Please mention / link to the ARRA News Service. and "Like" Facebook Page - Thanks!
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Paul Ryan is an OBAMABOY!
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