“I don't like what the other side said. They took health care from many people. They spent lots of money on a bad war. This bill does not help families. It spends more money we don't have. It helps the President fight a bad war. People are dying in the war. We should stop the war. I don't like the other side. I want people to vote against this bill.”
“I don't want to talk about the actual bill. I brought up something from 10 years ago to change the subject. I hope that people will be distracted by talking about that instead.”
“You want to talk about many things. I want to talk about affordability. You say Democrats caused war in Ukraine. I say Putin caused war in Ukraine. I say U.S. and allies support Ukraine to avoid war in Europe. I say Republicans ignore CBO. I say Republican bill last year added $4.7 trillion to debt. I say things cost too much. I say costs go up under Republicans. I want costs to go down.”
“I want to complain about the other side. They did not say how their resolution will lower costs. Their resolution does not say how to bring down costs for the American people. I yield time to a gentleman from California.”
“I want to let Mr. Scott from Virginia speak now. He is on the Education and Workforce Committee and the Budget Committee.”
“The other side won by a tiny bit. They promised lower costs. But they failed. They made things cost more. They taxed stuff. That made everything cost more. They passed a bad bill. It made healthcare cost more. It cut food help. Now they have a new bill. It spends a lot. It spends on war. But it doesn't lower costs at all. They don't care about how much things cost. The war made gas cost more. The war is not popular. But they keep spending on it. They don't even try to lower costs.”
