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House Budget Republican Leader Smith Opening Remarks on President Biden’s FY22 Budget

House Budget Republican Leader Jason Smith delivered opening remarks during a hearing with Office of Management and Budget (OMB) Acting Director Shalanda Young about the Biden Administration’s budget proposal for FY 2022, that would create the highest sustained tax burden in American history, add $17 trillion in debt over ten years, neglect the national security and humanitarian crisis at the border, and cripple America’s economy over the next decade.

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