then say yes. we skau sau it on the the continuing resolution a few weeks ago and we seal psi et again. you were nodding, nod, nod, then no, no, no. the governing in this place always seems to mean increased spending. that s not what governing means to the american people. governing means getting the ship going in the right direction. we have this budget chaos every year right before christmas. we have a cr coming up, we ll fund it, then an omni in a lot of washington speak. short-term budget deal or a long-term compromise. right. and so the point is, gegsz what, it s going to be utter chaos, the left s going to throw in all the toys they want into the sink, the right will throw it in. this was orchestrated on purpose. the budget committee finished its work back in april, may. we voted the next step in the budget process that goes to appropriations. 12 bills. we passed five, the senate only one. the senate is a major problem, but we shouldn t be waving the white flag ahead of
on tv. then you have overreach on all sorts of dodds frank, a bad iran deal. the people said step up and make the case for us, and that s what we want to do. congressman charlie dent, your response to him particularly on spending issues would be you ve done what you can with a democratic president. is that right? that s correct, but in order to address all the policy issued david just discussed, we have to get back to functionality. we have to prove to the american people we can govern, make sure the government is funded, we don t default on our obligation, have to take care of transportation issues, et cetera. to the extent we are dysfunctional we can t address these major policy issues. we need to expand the governance wing of the republican party, those who have the capacity to say yes. what we see in washington are a lot of people that vote no and then say yes. we skau sau it on the the continuing resolution a few weeks ago and we seal psi et