to be acting in the public interest, the public has become deeply frustrated with their conduct because funding government for just two weeks, isn t that grossly inefficient? yes, and it s totally embarrassing. but you now, we have new members that have come here with a commitment not to borrow any funds and they are cutting meaningful programs but cutting programs don t necessarily mean that you are saving money. you could be causing more of a problem fiscally by cutting something that could be a revenue razor. having said that they don t want to explain to their people back home why they would authorize the president to either raise the debt ceiling or why they find that we still will have to borrow more money. so, yes, it s frustrating when the world leader finds ourselves governing two weeks at a time. but that s what we find ourselves in, as the situation, and we have to work it out. see, last year s gallup
i think that if everybody watching tonight. about 6 million people. that s in the united states. and then others around the world. would really take this personally and make a call and start particularly the people in the liberal districts, say, look. exactly. bill: you can t vote for this. call your congressman and senators for christmas, bill. i have that campaign on my web site. laura ingraham.com. bill: do you really? good. people can call in and say look, merry christmas, stop the madness. let s do a continuing resolution until the end of january, early february. then we can do this in the light of day. don t try to push this through now. bill: funding government at the current levels but all of this other crazy out. bill: john murtha, pay for this, foundation for him? not just that mitch mcconnell and john thune, both of him who are now against earmarks to their credit, both of them have earmarks in this bill. and they have to be stripped out. bill: they wan
let me ask you something. i think that if everybody watching tonight. about 6 million people. that s in the united states. and then others around the world. would really take this personally and make a call and start particularly the people in the liberal districts, say, look. exactly. bill: you can t vote for this. call your congressman and senators for christmas, bill. i have that campaign on my web site. laura ingraham.com. bill: do you really? good. people can call in and say look, merry christmas, stop the madness. let s do a continuing resolution until the end of january, early february. then we can do this in the light of day. don t try to push this through now. bill: funding government at the current levels but all of this other crazy out. bill: john murtha, pay for this, foundation for him? not just that mitch mcconnell and john thune, both of him who are now against earmarks to their credit, both of them have earmarks in this bill. and they have to be stri