Rep. Dan Meuser calls out Democrats' 'excessive, wild, wasteful' spending impacting interest rates, Social Security, the labor sector, housing and Medicare.
is the root of many evils: interest rates; they're crushing retirement accounts; they're the main reason for workforce shortages that exist; housing is going up because interest rates are going up. So it's the root of many evils and people need to understand that. So, yes, we need solutions, and certainly everything's on the table.
Democrats'"excessive, wild, wasteful" spending means"everything's on the table" in national debt ceiling talks, Rep. Dan Meuser, R-Pa., said on"Mornings with Maria" Monday, January 23, 2023., 6.2%, matched by their employer, 6.2%... Social Security is to be saved and people earned it and they deserve it. Even Medicare, Medicare is not going anywhere. It's very important. But can we bring efficiency to it? Of course we can.
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