U.S. Senator Rand Paul introduced his 'Six Penny Plan' federal budget that will balance within five years.
Introduce and advocate for the 'Six Penny Plan' federal budget to balance the federal budget within five years.
Occurrences
I will continue to work tirelessly to balance our budget. I have introduced several balanced budgets in the Senate that would cut the debt, including my Penny Plans.
I look forward to again asking for their trust and their vote to return to Washington to continue fighting for balanced budgets and limited, Constitutional government.
Dr. Rand Paul Introduces Six Penny Plan to Balance the Federal Budget in Five Years
Evidence
Sen. Rand Paul said he introduced the Six Penny Plan, a federal budget resolution that would balance on-budget outlays and revenues within five years by cutting six cents off every dollar projected to be spent over the next five fiscal years.
The Senate roll call for the motion to proceed on the budget resolution tied to Paul's Six Penny Plan shows the vote failed, 39 yeas to 56 nays.
Assessments
The promise was to introduce and advocate for the Six Penny Plan federal budget, not necessarily to secure enactment or actually balance the budget. The evidence shows Rand Paul personally introduced or reintroduced the Six Penny Plan and advanced it to a Senate vote after the 2016 campaign term. Although the measure failed on the floor, the promised action of introduction and advocacy was fulfilled by the candidate himself in later Senate service, so this counts as delivered with later_term timing.