The resolution urges the United States Congress to propose an amendment to the U.S. Constitution that would require a balanced federal budget. It highlights the ongoing issue of the federal government consistently spending more than it receives in revenue, leading to significant national deficits. The resolution argues that past measures to control spending have been ineffective, as they can be easily altered by simple majorities in Congress. It emphasizes that a constitutional amendment, which requires a higher threshold for approval, is necessary to ensure lasting fiscal responsibility.

The Texas Legislature expresses concern that continued deficit spending could jeopardize the nation's future stability and limit funding for essential programs and tax cuts. By advocating for a balanced budget amendment, the resolution aims to promote wiser use of taxpayer dollars and prevent fiscal crises. The Texas Secretary of State is instructed to send copies of the resolution to key federal officials and members of Congress, requesting that it be entered into the Congressional Record as a formal appeal for action.