I think they should have their say. I really do. Going forward, when we hear legislation and get into the regular order, we have markups in committee hearings and legislation that Members file, we will do that. But we are still cleaning up their mess. The Six in '06 agenda is an agenda of the major issues that the American people voted for us to come here and do that we offered as amendments. We offered the minimum wage, we offered fully implementing the 9/11 Commission recommendations, and through all of the other procedural attempts we made within the confines of their limiting us, we offered repealing the subsidies to the oil industry. We offered legislation and amendments that would have the student loan interest rate and make higher education access more affordable. And they said no. They said no, no, no, over and over and over again. Sorry, now it is our turn. It is time to implement the agenda that the American people asked us to. It is time to clean up their mess. Mr. Ryan, going forward, I am all for what Speaker Pelosi has said that we will do, which is give them the most bipartisan House of Representatives that history has ever seen. But the mess has to be cleaned up before we can do that.
Debbie Wasserman Schultz: “I think they should have their say. I really do. Going forward, when we hear legislation and get into the regular order…”
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Addressing the legislative agenda and the need to clean up previous administration's policies.
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