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voters are the ones that benefit, and ultimately in the final bill that s what s going to happen. congressman, during the obama administration the argument we used to hear from republicans in congress was the democrats are irresponsible. they want to spend now. they say they re going to deal with the deficit down the road. that s the argument you ve just made. you re sounding just like a democrat. we re going to have our tax cuts now and sort out the deficit down the road. you weren t satisfied with that argument when it was the democrats making that argument. why should people believe that you can do any more about it now? well, i don t know that the democrats were ever doing a pro growth tax thing that actually cut taxes for the american middle income pawage earner. part of that argument is right. but we had a vote on the house floor just a few weeks ago where the democrats, the progressive budget looked at a $10 trillion budget. now, if we re all concerned about deficits, perhap
say there s no disagreement. people do disagree over this, and that s the problem that washington hat right now. everyone says we have to cut, we have to cut. that s the problem with the murray budget. it goes way too far toward the republicans. if unfortunate the sharp debate that schumer is talking about, debate the progressive budget, which actually adds spending and stimulus against the ryan plan. we haven t cut spending, have we? seriously. can we at least try that and see whether or not all of this but that s not cutting spending. you re still spending the money, judd forestalling where you will make the payment. it s still growing. spending in this country is still growing. it s a contingent and sane argument to make that we need to address it from that side first. we gave you the $600 billion in