Clay Higgins described the $1.7 trillion package as spending 'the American treasure of generations yet unborn.'
Higgins spoke strongly against the spending bill and ultimately voted against the measure, which passed the House by a vote of 225 to 201 and one member voting present.
"Witness then, the demise of a nation once great. Witness the arrogance of thieves in suits from their wealth and comfort as they spend the American treasure of generations yet unborn. Witness as they smile in full knowledge that they're comfortable with taking the position that"But witness ye also, that the American people have had enough. We struggle, we, the people. Americans from sea to shining sea cannot pay for groceries or fuel.
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