We agree on three key points: preserving the value of the dollar is essential to economic growth and prosperity in America; the Federal Government must not be allowed to monetize its debt; and our financial system should serve the…

We want a rules-based inflation targeting. We want the Fed to stop, the go-stop policies, the interventionist policies and to focus on staying within the lines, both on inflation and deflation.

I think the Fed is trying to do too much. They are trying to make up for, I think, some failed economic policies, in my view, from the White House.

The President's health care plan, in my view, is right now a real deterrent to new job creation in America.

In my view, we are not at the job levels we should be, in part, because it is Congress' role to set the fiscal policy to create the business climate so recovery can occur.

The answer is yes, absolutely. As the Fed tries to do more, Congress, frankly, is using that and the White House as an excuse not to take the key steps necessary to create the business climate for recovery.

Some of the actions they took during the financial crisis truly did calm those waters, but stop there and look at the economic recovery since.

If we could just calm down a little bit, we might be able to save this program.

This is a program that is going bankrupt.

It seems to me a far smarter way to set the rate system.

Democrats can't support a proposal that does not have an ironclad Medicare guarantee.