Recognizing the national debt as a threat to national security.
HRES 631 recognizes the national debt as a security threat, urging Congress to address fiscal challenges and promote responsible budget management for a safer future.
HRES 631 recognizes the national debt as a security threat, urging Congress to address fiscal challenges and promote responsible budget management for a safer future.
HRES 631 aims to formally recognize the national debt of the United States as a significant threat to national security. The resolution expresses a commitment to addressing the fiscal challenges posed by the national debt and emphasizes the need for responsible fiscal management.
The resolution includes the following key provisions:
Recognition of National Debt as a Threat:
Condemnation of Deficits:
Commitment to Regular Order:
Addressing the Fiscal Crisis:
The resolution is intended to raise awareness among lawmakers and the public regarding the implications of the national debt on national security. It seeks to encourage legislative action to manage and reduce the national debt, potentially influencing future budgetary decisions and appropriations.
The resolution is sponsored by:
- Primary Sponsor: Andy Biggs
- Cosponsors:
- Daniel Webster
- Warren Davidson
- Keith Self
- Paul A. Gosar
- Byron Donalds
- Dan Newhouse
- Nancy Mace
- Elise M. Stefanik
- Clay Higgins
HRES 631 serves as a declaration of the House of Representatives regarding the importance of addressing the national debt and its implications for national security. By committing to responsible fiscal practices, the resolution aims to foster a more sustainable financial future for the United States.
Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.
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