David Schweikert: “We are going to continue sort of a theme that we have been working on, and it is fairly simple, yet the solutions are…”

“We are going to continue sort of a theme that we have been working on, and it is fairly simple, yet the solutions are really complex. First is trying to get a reality on what is going on with the math. I am a broken record. I absolutely am, but we are going to walk through this again. Doing this a week ago, we actually did a whole bunch of technology disruptions that would crash the price of healthcare, that would clean the environment, that would make bureaucracy much smaller, make us much more productive and wealthy as a society, help the poor, help the working poor, help the working middle class. It is fascinating. Sometimes we all make the mistake of reading the responses, trying to understand, saying are we getting the message through. A number of our brothers and sisters out there are kind enough to comment, kind enough to help us, but also kind enough to say: ``Hey, I didn't understand this. I don't understand what this number really means.'' We are going to delve into a couple of those because the crisis is here, and it is not Democrat or Republican. I am going to argue it is much more difficult. It is demographics. There is a whole bunch of mess that I believe our Republican majority next year is going to have to clean up, and God willing, we will have the fortitude to do it. But the fact of the matter is, over the next 30 years, there are some really ugly numbers, and it has to do with the fact that we got old as a society.…”