Tom Ellsworth

It's war limit powers resolution because you're limiting the powers of the president.

And so if you vote in favor of war powers, you're voting in favor of limiting the power of the president.

So Cassidy, seven times he votes yes.

Give the man the power to complete the action that we've started.

Don't hold him up.

Give him the power to do that.

And you freaking lose your primary, and it's like a sore loser.

You come out, well, I lost, you lose.

I'm flipping over, so I'm going to vote in favor of war powers, which is war, no power,

to Trump past a certain window of activity, 60 days or whatever it is.

And that's why it's big.

You know what it shows, Pat?

It shows that Cassidy does not have a defined position in that vote.

If you have a defined position on everything from oil exploration in the Gulf to the plight of the

a small fish in a stream where there's going to be a hydro plant, you don't see people moving.

You see people take a position and generally hold up.

Budgets, you see people move votes.

Why?

Different things could be in the budget.

We make a different agreement.