Don't confuse policy initiatives with spending restraint on the Hill. Both party's do it, earmarks that is.
Republicans set the record though, with astonishing speed in spending which accomplished this dubious goal in the year's 2000 - 2006, when Republicans spent like sailors on a drunken holiday, leading to today's budget deficits (tax cuts are part of the problem here too, well,, when they do not accompany budget cutting).
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