You have pretty strong agreement among Republicans that we don't like the individual mandate. And the reason is it's a tax cut directly on people who can afford it to least.
We need to be able to know not only the costs but the strategy for that on the Southern Border.
The longer it takes, the more difficult it is for actually trying to be able to arrange things around that.
We have spoken as well before about the election security issues and what we are facing with foreign actors trying to interfere.
I think is an overstatement of what the law is.
That does not exclude faith-based nonprofits, especially after the Trinity Lutheran case earlier this year.
This is not a fun process to be able to go through, and all the paperwork and everything that you have to be able to do.
It is of great value to the Nation to have independent voices that do not all have to nod their heads the same way.
There is an expectation here that the backlog will be taken care of, individuals will be heard.
We live as a nation under law, and that is the way we balance that out.
Certainly immigration has remained a topic throughout.