Rep. Jones-Fighting reckless spending
Story Date: 4/11/2014

 

Source: US Rep. Walter B. Jones (NC-3rd), 4/10/14
 
The irresponsible fiscal policies of this administration have caused the national debt to grow at an astonishing rate, from $10 trillion to over $17 trillion in just five years. I have opposed the efforts of President Obama and his predecessors to increase spending at every turn.  Below, you will find a short summary of the actions I have taken to stop the government's reckless spending habits:
•      I am the only member of Congress to vote against every increase in the debt limit over the past 10 years.
•      I am the only member of Congress to vote against every deficit-raising, debt-filled budget bill over the last 10 years.  These budget bills raised the federal debt from $8 trillion to over $17 trillion. 
•      I am the only member of Congress to vote against every foreign aid spending bill over the past 18 years.
•      I have voted for every balanced budget amendment to the Constitution.
•      I voted against the bailouts of Wall Street and Detroit.
•      I voted against President Obama’s trillion dollar 'stimulus’ package.
•      I was one of only eight members of Congress to vote against the pork-filled 2005 highway bill, which included the infamous "Bridge to Nowhere." 
•      I voted against Obamacare, the president's costly government takeover of our healthcare system, and cosponsored every bill aimed at repealing or defunding the law. 
•      I voted against the 2003 Medicare prescription drug bill, which - prior to Obamacare - was the biggest entitlement expansion since the "Great Society."


Thank you for taking the time to read about some of Congressman Jones' work for the Third District.  For daily updates, please follow  him on Facebook and Twitter. To contact him or learn more about the services provided by his office, please visit his website.  

 
 
























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