David Strom

uh because if you are fighting about whether or not you're going to fund the pentagon whether you're going to fund basic services you can't fight about anything else and therefore reforms are only possible if you pass this bill but this bill itself if this is the last thing that ever gets done is You know, just a disaster.

uh because if you are fighting about whether or not you're going to fund the pentagon whether you're going to fund basic services you can't fight about anything else and therefore reforms are only possible if you pass this bill but this bill itself if this is the last thing that ever gets done is You know, just a disaster.

uh because if you are fighting about whether or not you're going to fund the pentagon whether you're going to fund basic services you can't fight about anything else and therefore reforms are only possible if you pass this bill but this bill itself if this is the last thing that ever gets done is You know, just a disaster.

It's no bigger disaster than everything that's been done over the past, you know, 30, 50 years. It's just a continuation along a path that is going to end with the destruction of the United States of America. So I think it's differently, you know.

It's no bigger disaster than everything that's been done over the past, you know, 30, 50 years. It's just a continuation along a path that is going to end with the destruction of the United States of America. So I think it's differently, you know.

It's no bigger disaster than everything that's been done over the past, you know, 30, 50 years. It's just a continuation along a path that is going to end with the destruction of the United States of America. So I think it's differently, you know.

Well, that's why I would vote for this bill, despite all the frustration that I and Elon Musk have with the fact that we're not addressing the most significant issues having to do with the budget. But this isn't going to I mean, that is not going to happen until you set a baseline for which you can cut.

Well, that's why I would vote for this bill, despite all the frustration that I and Elon Musk have with the fact that we're not addressing the most significant issues having to do with the budget. But this isn't going to I mean, that is not going to happen until you set a baseline for which you can cut.

Well, that's why I would vote for this bill, despite all the frustration that I and Elon Musk have with the fact that we're not addressing the most significant issues having to do with the budget. But this isn't going to I mean, that is not going to happen until you set a baseline for which you can cut.

I mean, if we're in a position where and this is why, you know, I'm not angry that we have people like Chip Roy, Rand Paul, you know, and those guys talking about this, chastising Congress, moving the rhetorical ball forward. But they should not win this this particular battle because, you know, where you do this and whether you do this, it doesn't have to be in this bill.

I mean, if we're in a position where and this is why, you know, I'm not angry that we have people like Chip Roy, Rand Paul, you know, and those guys talking about this, chastising Congress, moving the rhetorical ball forward. But they should not win this this particular battle because, you know, where you do this and whether you do this, it doesn't have to be in this bill.

I mean, if we're in a position where and this is why, you know, I'm not angry that we have people like Chip Roy, Rand Paul, you know, and those guys talking about this, chastising Congress, moving the rhetorical ball forward. But they should not win this this particular battle because, you know, where you do this and whether you do this, it doesn't have to be in this bill.

You know, this is the baseline from which you cut. But if you don't have that baseline out there, we're going to be having this argument about raising the debt ceiling, you know, whether or not we're going to fund the national parks and all of that stuff. And that distracts from the most important issue.

You know, this is the baseline from which you cut. But if you don't have that baseline out there, we're going to be having this argument about raising the debt ceiling, you know, whether or not we're going to fund the national parks and all of that stuff. And that distracts from the most important issue.

You know, this is the baseline from which you cut. But if you don't have that baseline out there, we're going to be having this argument about raising the debt ceiling, you know, whether or not we're going to fund the national parks and all of that stuff. And that distracts from the most important issue.

And it hasn't been talked enough about, but those... in fact i have a piece coming out today on this those medicaid cuts that the democrats are screaming about it basically is the medicaid equivalent of welfare reform i mean the people who are actually being kicked off they're two basic categories and the first category is illegal immigrants

And it hasn't been talked enough about, but those... in fact i have a piece coming out today on this those medicaid cuts that the democrats are screaming about it basically is the medicaid equivalent of welfare reform i mean the people who are actually being kicked off they're two basic categories and the first category is illegal immigrants

And it hasn't been talked enough about, but those... in fact i have a piece coming out today on this those medicaid cuts that the democrats are screaming about it basically is the medicaid equivalent of welfare reform i mean the people who are actually being kicked off they're two basic categories and the first category is illegal immigrants

uh and the second category is people who will not get off their butts and go to work i mean we're really talking about yes the 35 year old guy playing video games uh in his parents basement why should we you know write unlimited checks to these people who refuse to participate uh in the over you know contribute to this to the society

uh and the second category is people who will not get off their butts and go to work i mean we're really talking about yes the 35 year old guy playing video games uh in his parents basement why should we you know write unlimited checks to these people who refuse to participate uh in the over you know contribute to this to the society