Florida’s budget outlook for the coming year is stable, but the prospect of potential deficits in the near future led the state House budget chief to suggest Friday that his chamber once again seek to lower state spending. At the time, House Republicans claimed the state had been spending too much money and needed cuts to avoid future budget shortfalls. After the vote, House Budget Committee Chair Rep. Lawrence McClure, R-Dover, said it was his intention to have the “House dig even deeper this year for efficiencies, waste, and ineffective programs. The House and Senate squabbled over the budget this past spring as House Republicans insisted that spending had been growing too much the previous few years under Gov. House Republicans pushed for billions in tax cuts as a way to reduce the amount of money in government coffers.