Oklahoma Congressmen comment on passage of bill to raise debt ceiling in exchange for spending cuts

4/28/2023

On Wednesday, all five of Oklahoma's U.S. Representatives voted in favor of the 'Limit, Save, Grow Act', which increases the debt ceiling in exchange for spending cuts.

Read below for comments from Reps. Hern, Brecheen, Lucas, and Cole:

by Muskogee Politico - April 28, 2023 at 08:00AM

Oklahoma Congressmen comment on passage of bill to raise debt ceiling in exchange for spending cuts
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