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PAUL: 'I Offered My Vote for Fiscal Sanity. Congress Chose to Sell Out Taxpayers Instead'

The senator asked for the most basic fiscal sanity on the 'Big, Beautiful Bill.' Request denied. #34

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Rand Paul has been a fiscal hawk his entire time in the United States Senate. He has repeatedly voting against spending bills, for many years, that increase the national deficit and debt, whether pushed by Democrats or Republicans.

The Republicans so-called “Big, Beautiful Bill” just passed the Senate 51-50 with Vice President JD Vance as the tiebreaker. It includes tax cuts and meager spending cuts, both of which Paul supports.

It also contains major spending increases.

Paul met with Vance, telling him he would vote for the bill if he could get only one concession: Don’t raise the debt ceiling so drastically. America can’t afford it, and the country is need of dire fiscal reform.

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