On the recordOctober 28, 2021
The politics of addition are always smarter than the politics of subtraction.
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transcripts.cnn.comThe politics of addition are always smarter than the politics of subtraction.
Rigell emphasizes the need for the Republican Party to be inclusive to regain voters lost to Democrats.
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The President references in extremis point of deficits, and he says, 'I brought them down.' He doesn't go on to say, 'But they are still way too high.' That is what leadership is.
I don't believe that your testimony here today reflects the crisis we are in.
It says that the President proposes and we dispose. So how can it be that a President is drumming up the debt when we pass bills that pay for programs in this country?
But this is clearly the most egregious example of basically a quid pro quo and the negative that is if you do something, I'll take something away.