David Schweikert: “You are sort of the, you know, the sort of stamp of approval on top of that.”

I promise you at least this one. I think I have the half an hour. I am going to try not to use all of it, and I will try to slow down some of the speaking. Madam Speaker, I had a couple of odds and ends and then some basic optimism on one…

In the next decade, the vast majority of debt is driven by interest and healthcare costs. We are often very uncomfortable talking about it. Let's actually talk about things that are great and that if we would get the policy right, we could…

shall we have some fun with math and economics? It is something we just don't hear a lot of here on the floor of the House. Remember, this is my therapy because I often sit in the back of the room and stew when I hear people say things…

I actually think we should first jump into the fact that we work in a math-free zone. If you listen to the people coming behind the microphones, particularly today, it is as if they have read none of the CBO reports, none of the HHS…