I think the Senator from Kentucky is speaking on behalf of the conscience of a lot of Americans, a majority of Americans, if they heard this debate. He is doing it as a matter of principle. I know he has no desire to see people not receive unemployment compensation. He is willing to support that. He simply is saying that enough is enough.
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You talk about fairness, you talk about cost-effectiveness, you talk about being pragmatic, you talk about science-based answers.
I would be hopeful that this would not be a Trump bash hating ordeal, but if the gentleman is going to speak, he ought to speak factually correct.
We think we have to make it work, and we think in Congress, we have got to work together to make that work.
Congressman Sessions, when we get 10 people in a room, you get 10 different ideas.
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