A familiar fight has returned to the U.S. Senate. Democrats say unemployment assistance is so vital, it does not need to be offset by spending cuts. Republicans also say the aid is vital but MUST not be adding to our already monstrous debt. So who is right? How hard is it to find the money to pay for these benefits? And how often will we see this fight? We ask James Sherk, Bradley Fellow in Labor Policy at the Heritage Foundation.
