George Bush has never strayed from that. In this House since September 11 we have had lots of challenges and the House has moved quickly for a number of reasons to give the President the tools he needs to fight the war and to fight terrorism and to secure the airlines. But the House has consistently done a lot more work than just focusing on the war effort. We support the war effort on a bipartisan basis. We think it is very important to do that. But there are a lot of issues domestically where it is just hard for me to go along with the liberal, big-spending Democrat models that we have seen over the years. I am glad that Speaker Hastert has been a workhorse. This team in Congress has done a lot of things that unfortunately we cannot get our friends in the other body to do. I will show my colleague a chart of some of the House accomplishments this year. We passed an energy package. Now what are gas prices doing in North Carolina these days? Are they going down still?
Jack Kingston: “George Bush has never strayed from that. In this House since September 11 we have had lots of challenges and the House…”
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Discussing the House's response to challenges post-September 11 and domestic issues.
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