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Ellmers Joins House Leadership to Promote Cut Cap and Balance Vote

 

Ellmers Host Press Conference with Speaker Boehner, Leader Cantor, and House GOP

Leadership to Call on President Obama to Stop Fighting and Come Up with a Plan

 

 

WASHINGTON – Congresswoman Renee Ellmers released the following statement from her office in Washington this afternoon:

"Today I joined House Republican leaders to call on President Obama and Senate Democrats to get serious about dealing with our national debt. Since President Obama took office on January 20, 2009, the national debt has increased by $3.7 trillion. Today we are two weeks away from the August 2nd deadline to raise the national debt and pay for expenses we have already incurred. But instead of doing anything to stop this runaway spending spree and come up with a plan, the President has punted and refused to lead."

"The Cut, Cap and Balance Act, which the House will vote on today, is a constitutional, permanent solution to put an end to the spending-driven debt crisis and save our children and grandchildren from a bankrupt future. We must get our financial house in order and this bill will require Washington to balance its budget, just as families across the country do each and every day."

This morning, Congresswoman Ellmers joined Speaker Boehner, Leader Cantor, Majority Whip McCarthy, Conference Chairman Hensarling, Conference Vice Chair McMorris Rodgers, Congressman Jim Jordan and Congressman Jason Chaffetz to speak to reporters on the debt negotiations and the Cut, Cap and Balance Act.

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For more information, please visit Congresswoman Ellmers’ website at www.ellmers.house.gov or call (202) 225-4531.

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