I would hope that we could make a fix in the law as well, so that people don't just buy their insurance on their way to the emergency room.
If they already have it, they can keep it, but there's not any new policies being issued, and consequently, they're getting out of that mark...
You and I know that the Congressional Budget Office is limited by what documents we give them to make their analysis on.
The Administration's response of a moratorium seems to be at a point where people are making it permanent.
In my opinion shutting down offshore energy exploration would be the wrong lesson to take from this.
So it looks like it would put a lot of people out of business and raise prices.
Our Nation's fiscal policy is in tatters. Our projected level of Federal spending growth is unsustainable.
I was a cosponsor of the Conrad-Gregg deficit commission bill and was pleased that we got one, one way or another.
I am really concerned about the rapidly rising debt-to-GDP ratios and watching what is happening over in Europe.
I think we are at that point where people need to be saying, we cannot afford it, even though it might be a good program.
I think the goal should be to find a cut that you could make tomorrow or late this week.
We have been kicking the can down the road and it is time now for action to hold the line on spending.
I think we need a full upheaval in the culture of spending and deficits that is controlling our government processes.
I am very concerned about the Fed's policy of quantitative easing where it is buying up the government debt.
I think we do have to do all of them, but I still think we will have to do them kind of one at a time.
I did appreciate your comments in the report about when we were doing the tax reform to have transition rules in there.
I was a little disappointed when the President missed the opportunity in the State of the Union speech to say exactly what you have been say...
If we default on that debt, I think we are saying something about how valuable our trust funds are.
