Paul Ryan said Wednesday that he is working with members of both parties on legislation to institute biennial budgeting for the government, instead of the annual spending bills that Congress is now required to pass.
The House speaker said in an appearance at the Economic Club of Washington that he was a “big fan” of the idea of two-year spending bills, which would be a feature of the budget process reform legislation.
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