Tim Burchett

And we get together and we unify on the fight because what's happening now, everybody hits one little area, this area, and we don't do anything with it.

And this just forces our hand and exposes what we've been doing in the past.

And that's where a lot of the discomfort is.

But I don't care.

We screwed up.

We're paying these murderers, literally.

American tax dollars.

And this formulates that, and it keeps us from doing that in the future.

And it also is kind of a buddy check with the other countries.

Like what NATO was originally intended to do, and it forms that basis for that.

It's a lot of bureaucracy.

I usually don't like bills like that, but this makes a lot of sense that we start talking to our friends about our enemies.

And it cuts the middleman out.

And it saves us a lot of money in the long run, because we're not duplicating a process somewhere else.

We're not just wasting funds or assets.

Well, I filed it.

I think two weeks ago.

So we're just waiting.

Again, you know, these committee chairmen, it's like moving a freaking glacier.

What committee is that going to?