The DC.Com |
In a letter
delivered to the White House Friday, two Republican Congressmen
requested that President Barack Obama “be open and honest with the
American people” about the nation’s financial situation during his upcoming State of the Union address.
“It seems to me in order for us to address our big fiscal problems —
debt, deficit, and entitlement reform — we are going to have to have the
American people on the same page,” one of the letter’s authors Arkansas
Republican Rep. Tim Griffin explained to The Daily Caller in a Friday
interview.
In their letter to Obama, Griffin and Colorado Republican Rep. Cory
Gardner demanded that the president specifically lay out data regarding
the increase in the national debt, the per-person share of the debt, as well as Social Security and Medicare solvency.
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