My understanding, if I can respond to the first point, is that the Senator from Connecticut has repeatedly said the formula was calculated based on fully funding every welfare parent who is required to work with children under 12. That includes single parents and married parents. So there will be parents who will not have to work because only one of them will be required to work that will, in fact, get day care. I think that is a little much.
Discussing welfare funding and work requirements during a Senate debate.
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I think a lot of people sort of baked it into the cake that the President is -- you know has some dealings that are, let's just say, not ordinary and that those are things that they've sort of already figured out.
The only reason this was a contentious issue is because there were two different parties and there are two different branches.
I mean, it's pretty clear to everybody that the President is not going to win this election and that nothing is going to happen on January 6th to overturn it.
There is just a credibility issue. You know, there's a credibility issue from 'The New York Times' and from what I would call the mainstream media to the people who are voting for Donald Trump.
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