The real problem now is all of the Republicans here who claim to support Ukraine, who claimed that they don't -- you know, they don't want to support Putin. They don't want to see Putin succeed. They support Ukraine. They're going to support an aid package and they just don't do it.
Adam Smith highlights the inconsistency among Republicans who profess support for Ukraine but fail to act on aid packages.
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Our constituents are bringing it up. The country is bringing it up. And the White House - sorry - campaign strategy of be quiet and fall in line and let's ignore it simply isn't working right now. Elections are a choice. And in this field, even in the current situation, Joe Biden, far and away the best candidate. But I know in my heart, and my soul and my brain that we can do better and I know what the stakes are.
I am a big believer not just in the price cap itself, but in the price cap as a part of a broader suite of measures.
The military and, by the way, doctors all across the country they will give you all the opiates you want.
I appreciate the chairman's leadership in getting us started on doing that again this year.
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