keep doing business as usual in d.c.. the voters expect a smaller, smarter federal government, more states rights, more individual rights. bret: you talk about cutting the federal budget. what one program would you start with? we need a spending freeze and hiring freeze. tell bureaucracys you are not going to get an automatic increase in your government program because it is a new fiscal year. bret: can you cut enough to make a dent? look what we just did with one trillion in stimulus. all that stimulus package actually stimulated was tea party americans saying no more. look at the three trillion dollars that obamacare is gonna cost. we repeal that, we don t fun that. we start looking at real marketed oriented patient centered reform for health care. trillion here, trillion there, going to start adding up. she is in a good position
keep doing business as usual in d.c.. the voters expect a smaller, smarter federal government, more states rights, more individual rights. bret: you talk about cutting the federal budget. what one program would you start with? we need a spending freeze and hiring freeze. tell bureaucracys you are not going to get an automatic increase in your government program because it is a new fiscal year. bret: can you cut enough to make a dent? look what we just did with one trillion in stimulus. all that stimulus package actually stimulated was tea party americans saying no more. look at the three trillion dollars that obamacare is gonna cost. we repeal that, we don t fun that. we start looking at real marketed oriented patient centered reform for health care. trillion here, trillion there, going to start adding up. she is in a good position
americans are saying we can keep doing business as usual in d.c.. the voters expect a smaller, smarter federal government, more states rights, more individual rights. bret: you talk about cutting the federal budget. what one program would you start with? we need a spending freeze and hiring freeze. tell bureaucracys you are not going to get an automatic increase in your government program because it is a new fiscal year. bret: can you cut enough to make a dent? look what we just did with one trillion in stimulus. all that stimulus package actually stimulated was tea party americans saying no more. look at the three trillion dollars that obamacare is gonna cost. we repeal that, we don t fun that. we start looking at real marketed oriented patient centered reform for health care. trillion here, trillion there, going to start adding up. she is in a good position
smaller government. more individual and state rights. solutions that will get the country on the right track. you talk about cutting the federal budget. what one program would you start with? we d have a spending freeze and hiring freeze. tell the bureaucracies no, you re not going to get an automatic increase in your government program just because it s a new fiscal year. why is the assumption of the government has to grow? can you cut enough to make a dent? yeah. look what we just did with $1 trillion in stimulus? all that stimulus package actually stimulated was tea party americans saying no more. look at this. look at what obama care will cost. we start to look at market orient oriented patients. we talk a trillion there and there. it will start adding up. bret: if you were to name one foreign policy issue, most pressing, most crucial, what would it be?
smaller government. more individual and state rights. solutions that will get the country on the right track. you talk about cutting the federal budget. what one program would you start with? we d have a spending freeze and hiring freeze. tell the bureaucracies no, you re not going to get an automatic increase in your government program just because it s a new fiscal year. why is the assumption of the government has to grow? can you cut enough to make a dent? yeah. look what we just did with $1 trillion in stimulus? all that stimulus package actually stimulated was tea party americans saying no more. look at this. look at what obama care will cost. we start to look at market orient oriented patients. we talk a trillion there and there. it will start adding up. bret: if you were to name one foreign policy issue, most pressing, most crucial, what would it be?