Mississippi families are forced to live within a budget, and I believe the federal government should be no different. I am frustrated by the rate of increase in government spending, which is why I have consistently supported budget resolutions that hold the line on discretionary spending and keep taxes on working families low.

Date Title
1/25/10 Wicker Calls for Spending Restraint to Slow Record Debt Growth
11/17/09 Wicker: With $12 Trillion Debt & Record Job Losses, U.S. Can't Afford Democrats' Health Care Plan
10/12/09 Wicker Calls for Increased Legislative Transparency
10/7/09 Wicker Backs 72-Hour Transparency Resolution
10/5/09 Wicker Warns Against Growing Budget Deficits
7/13/09 Wicker Says More Stimulus Spending Should Be Rejected
5/4/09 President's Budget Fails To Get Spending Under Control
4/29/09 Wicker Says Budget Fails to Rein in Spending
12/12/08 Wicker Reacts to Auto Bailout Defeat
10/6/08 Financial Bailout Wrong Way To Protect Middle Class