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Mulescamp of kansas. you voted no on the deal today. why? not enough. i know talk about not enough cuts? not enough of a lot of things, al. not just enough can you tells. the cuts next year are a little over 1% of the deficit. if i tell constituents we cut 1% this year, they ll say you never will balance the budget. i ll say, exactly. this won t get us in balance. with a $1.65 trillion deficit, a few million in cuts is not what we need to do. don t people in your district need jobs? almost a quarter of your district makes under $25,000 a year. you think you coming home arguing about the deficit in washington and not dealing with the needs of your constituents is going to satisfy them? i ve been talking to them. i ve had 64 town halls, probably ....
Into an inscalable hole. i refuse to be complicit in recklessly spending and borrowing on the backs of the next generation. but your colleagues, paul ryan and mike pence and eric canton and sean duffy all voted for the deal. the tea party kak cuss voted for the deal 32-28. are they implicit in recklessly spending and borrowing on the backs of the next generation? i m optimistic we can do better. they thought it was historical and it was where we had two years in a row with discretionary spending cuts. the budget next year is bigger, and the next year it s going to be bigger. we ve locked in major spending increases, but the deficit is still likely to be a trillion dollars for a number of years to come. $1.65 trillion this year, maybe a trillion dollars next year. we can t sustain that. americans can t afford that much government, and that s what i m ....
Announcements. he never laid out his plans to the american people. the senate never voted on a plan. for all of the criticism with republicans in the conservative ranks they cut cap and balance they at least passed another bill. you said the president spent us into oblivion they get the previous president president bush half the prescription benefit through ward. they want to put it on the book to say we have to pay for those wars. the 7th year in the bush presidency the budget deficit is 153 milli 1$53 billion the last was $450 million. and for every year now it s 1.5 this year 1.65 trillion. ....
Announcements. he never laid out his plans to the american people. the senate never voted on a plan. for all of the criticism with republicans in the conservative ranks they cut cap and balance they at least passed another bill. you said the president spent us into oblivion they get the previous president president bush half the prescription benefit through ward. they want to put it on the book to say we have to pay for those wars. the 7th year in the bush presidency the budget deficit is 153 milli 1$53 billion the last was $450 million. and for every year now it s 1.5 this year 1.65 trillion. ....
Announcements. he never laid out his plans to the american people. the senate never voted on a plan. for all of the criticism with republicans in the conservative ranks they cut cap and balance they at least passed another bill. you said the president spent us into oblivion they get the previous president president bush half the prescription benefit through ward. they want to put it on the book to say we have to pay for those wars. the 7th year in the bush presidency the budget deficit is 153 milli 1$53 billion the last was $450 million. and for every year now it s 1.5 this year 1.65 trillion. ....