Jack Kingston: “to understand why the President vetoed the disaster bill, thus denying many of the victims the needed relief, we have to…”

“to understand why the President vetoed the disaster bill, thus denying many of the victims the needed relief, we have to understand samplematics. Sample matics is yet another Democrat attempt to redo mathematics as we know it. It works like this. Let us look at traditional math. The traditional math will tell us, if we have 10 people in this House, 5 in this House, and 10 in this House, we would have a total of 25 people. Correct? Similar Math 101, no big problem. Samplematics, according to the Democrats, if we have 10 people in this building, we count 10; 5 in this one, we count 5. The third building, we take a lunch break, so we just say, well, that building might have 50 people in it; and, therefore, we come up with 65. Even though the Constitution, even though the law says we have to count people in a census head by head, what the Democrats want to do is give census the day off and say, estimate when you feel like it. That is samplematics. That is why the President of the United States canceled disaster relief, and that is why we in Congress have to send him a message to quit playing games and give the people the relief they need.”