I would say they are also the fuel and a little more volatile than steam in many respects. The changes are real though. We are not turning back. America is going to change, I hope, because Congress has changed. We have left the foxhole. We are advancing. We are going to take the hill or we are going to get shot, and that is still up to the American people, but we cannot turn back at this point. I will caution this: There is talk, the Senate today. I understand that the balanced budget amendment might not pass. They are against the line-item veto. We are going to be passing a spending cut bill which the Senate has already said they are not going to do. So I would say to people, let's keep this revolution going, the revolution is alive and well in the House. Let's wake up the folks over in the other body by phone calls and letters. But we're going to keep moving, and I'm proud to be with you, and I'm proud to be serving with people like Mr. Bryant and Mrs. Smith.
Jack Kingston: “I would say they are also the fuel and a little more volatile than steam in many respects. The changes are real though.…”
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Discussing the need for continued legislative change and support for budget amendments.
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