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  89R17492 KSM-F
 
  By: Creighton S.C.R. No. 40
 
 
 
CONCURRENT RESOLUTION
         WHEREAS, The State of Texas operates under a constitutional
  mandate to maintain a balanced budget, a discipline that has
  safeguarded the state's financial integrity and ensured that
  taxpayer dollars are spent responsibly; and
         WHEREAS, While Texas has demonstrated that fiscal discipline
  and conservative budget practices lead to economic growth and
  stability, the federal government has recklessly accumulated over
  $33 trillion in national debt, with annual deficits that reflect
  irresponsible spending and a dangerous disregard for future
  generations; and
         WHEREAS, Wasteful federal spending, bloated bureaucracies,
  and a refusal to live within its means have not only burdened
  American taxpayers but also threatened the nation's economic
  security and its position as a global leader; and
         WHEREAS, The Texas Legislature, through prudent financial
  stewardship, invests in critical priorities such as
  infrastructure, public safety, and education without resorting to
  massive deficits or mortgaging the future of its citizens; and
         WHEREAS, The federal government's failure to balance its
  budget undermines the principles of accountability and fiscal
  conservatism, principles that Texans demand and deserve from all
  levels of government; and
         WHEREAS, The Texas model of conservative governance and
  fiscal responsibility offers a clear and proven example for the
  federal government to follow in order to restore public trust and
  ensure long-term economic prosperity; now, therefore, be it
         RESOLVED, That the 89th Legislature of the State of Texas
  hereby urge Congress to enact a balanced budget requirement to end
  the cycle of deficits and debt; and, be it further
         RESOLVED, That the Texas Legislature condemn the reckless and
  wasteful spending practices of the federal government; and, be it
  further
         RESOLVED, That the Texas secretary of state forward official
  copies of this resolution to the president of the United States, to
  the president of the Senate and the speaker of the House of
  Representatives of the United States Congress, and to all the
  members of the Texas delegation to Congress with the request that
  this resolution be entered in the Congressional Record as a
  memorial to the Congress of the United States of America.