Thank you, Mr. Ryan, and thank you Ms. Wasserman Schultz. And Mr. Speaker, basically what we are talking about is change. We are giving the American people an alternative to where we are headed now, which is down a dark tunnel, and it very well can be a train versus the sunlight. And we believe the numbers that we showed here today, we want to make sure that everyone knows that all of these charts will be on the website, housedemocrats.gov. You can get that information. And we would like to thank the democratic leadership for allowing us to have this hour. ____________________
Kendrick Meek: “Thank you, Mr. Ryan, and thank you Ms. Wasserman Schultz. And Mr. Speaker, basically what we are talking about is…”
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