He said this back in 2003:
>""Our administration is concerned about deficits, and the way they deal with deficits is you want to control spending. And I hope Congress lives up to their words. When they talk about deficits, they can join us in making sure we don't overspend. They can join us and make sure that the appropriations process is focused on those issues that -- those items that are absolutely necessary to the American people. I'm pleased that members of the Congress are talking about deficits. It means they understand their obligations not to overspend the people's money."
Now, we know scoundrels only SAY the things they want you to hear, but it's what they DO that matters.
Here's a look at the reality of what he's spent.
Tom, this is for you:
PERSPECTIVE ON 87 BILLION:
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Just how much has Bush spent?
