Tim Ryan: “Well, one other thing that we have forgotten to mention tonight, and I know the clock is ticking, but with all these…”

“Well, one other thing that we have forgotten to mention tonight, and I know the clock is ticking, but with all these other costs, we keep forgetting to mention interest rates for people who are going out and trying to get a car or a house and the significant increase over the past year or so in interest rates. So you have the health care, you have the tuition costs, you have the gas, natural and what you get at the pump, and you throw in there if you are trying to get a new house or car and what your interest rates are now, or they would have been because everybody is going out trying to borrow money, you run into a difficult situation. Again, by balancing the budget, as President Clinton and the 1993 Democratic Congress proved, by balancing that budget, you will in turn reduce interest rates and then let the private sector go out and borrow money and make things happen in the market. Www.housedemocrats.gov/30something. All of our charts and everything are available, including the article that voted Ms. Wasserman Schultz one of the 50 most beautiful people on Capitol Hill. With that, I yield to Ms. Wasserman Schultz.”