the Republican Party has on the table a welfare reform plan. The Democrats, after 40 years of controlling the Congress, do not even have plans to develop a welfare reform plan. Only the Republicans have put forward a real welfare reform plan, and we intend to do something about it by moving it through the legislative process.
The speaker is discussing the Republican Party's welfare reform plan in contrast to the Democrats' lack of a plan.
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