Rick Scott

But as we all know, that is a lie.

The people who work in your offices are good people.

I think we all know that Social Security has got to get fixed. It is at risk because of billions that we are spending on--some of it is because of the billions we are spending for housing and safeguarding illegals.

I would place that burden on Congress and on the White House.

I have no idea why NIH would think it's a good idea to give us tax dollars to Communist China.

Why not require the prime grantee to fully reimburse the government if they are one of their subcontractors fail to fully comply with the terms of the grant.

Do you know any instances where NIH has ever held anybody accountable and gotten the money back?

It needs to be legal all across the country? And I support IVF.

There's no real response from the Federal Government of the United States to slow it down. There hasn't been since 2021.

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I proposed a bill that would make sure that we didn't reduce benefits for Medicare and Social Security.

Aren't you surprised that there is nothing in the budget to deal with the solvency issue of Social Security?

If you have to choose, $80 billion to the Social Security Trust Fund or $80 billion TO add more IRS agents. Which one would you choose?

Do you support efforts by Congress to use savings generated on programs like Medicare or Social Security to pay for other spending?

I proposed a bill that would make sure that we didn't reduce benefits for Medicare and Social Security.

Aren't you surprised that there is nothing in the budget to deal with the solvency issue of Social Security?

I think we should do whatever it takes to secure, you know, for the security of the men, women and children in the Nation, as FDR said.

Aren't you surprised that there is nothing in the budget to deal with the solvency issue of Social Security?

I can't imagine, I don't know, when you walked in, if you had as Governor, you know, I don't know where your pension plan was, but you tried to make sure it was fully funded.

What I would suggest is that you don't even have to choose between the two.

I proposed a bill that would make sure that we didn't reduce benefits for Medicare and Social Security.

If our tax rates are higher, we're in a global economy, what's a company going to do? They're going to go where their taxes are lower.

The debt has grown faster than GDP and if you look at these proposed budgets, the debt is going to continue to grow faster than GDP.

If our tax rates are higher, we're in a global economy, what's a company going to do? They're going to go where their taxes are lower.

The debt has grown faster than GDP and if you look at these proposed budgets, the debt is going to continue to grow faster than GDP.