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Ryan Costello on Budget & Economy

 

 


We are saddling out own kids with $20 trillion in IOUs

As a County Commissioner, Ryan has passed balanced budgets and streamlined spending. During Ryan's time as County Commissioner, Chester County has consistently been recognized for its smart fiscal management. Washington on the other hand has a severe spending and debt problem. Both parties deserve blame when it comes to our debt crisis, but by the time President Obama leaves office, our debt will have doubled to $20 trillion under his watch. We cannot continue to ignore this problem as if it doesn't exist, because it represents one of the greatest threats to our national security. Worse, it diminishes the opportunities our own kids have in the future by saddling them with more and more IOUs that stifle investments in what America really needs--education, infrastructure, national defense and more. The best way to grow revenues is simplifying our tax laws to grow our economy and create more jobs, which in turn will add more money into the pockets of working families.
Source: 2014 House campaign website, RyanCostelloForCongress.com , Nov 4, 2014

Opposes stimulus spending.

Costello opposes the F2A survey question on stimulus spending

Faith2Action.org is "the nation's largest network of pro-family groups." They provide election resources for each state, including Voter Guides and Congressional Scorecards excerpted here. The F2A survey summarizes candidate stances on the following topic: 'Economy: Do you support federal spending as a means of promoting economic growth?'

Source: Faith2Action Survey 14-F2A-Q20 on Sep 30, 2014

Opposes stimulus spending.

Costello opposes the PVS survey question on stimulus spending

Project VoteSmart infers summary responses from campaign statements and news reports The PVS survey summarizes candidate stances on the following topic: 'Economy: Do you support federal spending as a means of promoting economic growth?'

Source: Project VoteSmart Inferred Survey 14-PVS-q20 on Sep 30, 2014

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