I guess, in our time to close, let us just say, this Congress has worked and has balanced the budget. This Congress has worked to protect Social Security. We have worked to protect Medicare, not just for the next election, but for the next generation. We have reformed welfare. Thirty-seven percent of the people that were on it in 1994 have now gotten off of it.
Discussing the achievements of Congress regarding the budget, Social Security, Medicare, and welfare reform.
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I just say when anybody starts arguing the process in the U.S. Senate, it is a cop-out, I think he just wanted to vote no, and he found that's a convenient excuse.
This frees us up now because there's $840 billion in tax relief in here that now we can start talking about something that we're really passionate about.
Anytime we change a light bulb, we talk about how great the last one was. And that's what I'm hearing right now from the Democrats.
The problems here on the day of the Kennedy files being released is that the American people just really don't trust any of us.
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