Let me take a moment to remind those here with us what was said by the other side when it comes to fiscal responsibility and their ability to get going rolling forward... Here we are a year later, and we are still waiting for their appropriation bills to make the way through the process. Here we are in the second week in December, which means we are already, October, November, December, all those months, a quarter into the next fiscal year, and we are still waiting for those appropriation bills to make it through the House, Senate, and onto the President's desk. Were they really ready to lead a year ago if they can't get it done at this point in time?
Scott Garrett: “Let me take a moment to remind those here with us what was said by the other side when it comes to fiscal responsibility…”
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Discussing fiscal responsibility and the delay in appropriation bills during a floor speech.
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