Political Stances on Government Spending Rights
Politicians Who Oppose Government Spending Rights

Chris Christie
“You compare that to Florida, for instance in the last five years, spending has gone up 30% … Ron DeSantis had spending going up at an average of 6% a year in Florida for his first five years. Were the ones in this race who has controlled spending when we were in charge, and well do the very same thing when I become president.”

Donald Trump
“Theres so much cutting and so much waste in so many other areas, there is a lot you can do in terms of entitlements, in terms of cutting, the theft and the bad management of entitlements.”

Larry Elder
“In 1900, at all three levels of government, federal, state and local, government took less than 10 percent of the American people’s money. Now we’re talking about 35 percent, and when you add a dollar value to mandates, you’re talking almost 50 percent.”

Nikki Haley
“Joe Biden is proving that reckless spending is the road to socialism. But hes not the only culprit. Joe Biden, Donald Trump, and Barack Obama added more to our national debt than the previous 42 presidents combined. They tripled the debt from $10 trillion to $33 trillion.”

Ron DeSantis
“So when I get in as president, I’m going to do like I did as governor and we’re going to be willing to wield the veto pen if they’re spending too much money.”

Vivek Ramaswamy
“I built an insurgent asset manager to compete head-on with BlackRock & Vanguard by leading the crusade against the ESG bureaucracy. Now, Im taking on the biggest bureaucracy of all: the federal government. Our national debt is at $33 trillion and rising we need a true outsider to fix it. Sign me up.”