I actually don't like those kind of long, complicated bills, I would say to my friend. But should we vote on his ideas, one idea at a time--I say that regularly. Had we voted on the President's health care bill one idea at a time, America would have loved 80 percent of it.
Rob Woodall: “I actually don't like those kind of long, complicated bills, I would say to my friend. But should we vote on his ideas…”
On the recordSeptember 22, 2011
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