[Democrats] could have written it to last forever. They didn’t. They wrote it to expire this year. So we should just let it expire.

If the Democrats want to roll the dice, let them roll the dice.

It’ll cost hundreds of billions of dollars. Can’t afford it. That was a Covid-era policy. Newsflash to America: Covid is over.

God’s hand was on that field. President Trump’s life was spared and the MAGA movement was preserved for such a time as this.

There’s a little work left to be done, but if the president calls the Senate back in town, we should be able to do it.

It’s a possibility that the House would still vote today on the bill.

If the Senate tries to jam the House with this version, I won’t vote ‘present.’ I’ll vote NO.

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