On the recordJuly 19, 2011
Mr. Speaker, we've had a great debate here on Cut, Cap, and Balance. All the points have been made. But as I sit here and listen to this debate, Mr. Speaker, I can't help but notice the hypocrisy. We're dealing with the other side, who is the advocate of three wars. They have a $1 trillion stimulus bill, a $1 trillion-plus ObamaCare, and they don't want to come to the table and have a conversation about how we're going to reduce spending in the U.S. Government. And then we hear all this conversation about tax loopholes. Well, welcome to the party. Mr. Speaker, 2 months ago, we had a bill on the floor where we did away with all these loopholes and reformed our tax codes and they did nothing to support that reform, and now they demagogue our plan again. We hear about sending jobs overseas. Well, jobs are going overseas because we're taxing our businesses too much. When you tax them too much, they go other places. And when they go other places--like China, India, Mexico, and Vietnam--they take our jobs with them. I've heard a lot about Medicare. The only party in this House who has cut Medicare is the Democrat Party--$500 billion out of Medicare in an IPAB bill that is going to ration care for our seniors. Announcement by the Speaker Pro Tempore The SPEAKER pro tempore. The Chair will again remind Members to heed the gavel and consume only the time yielded to them.





