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Mr. Speaker, can you flesh out the possible discipline that these members, the Democrats, could face for what happened in New Jersey?

Mr. Speaker, can you flesh out the possible discipline that these members, the Democrats, could face for what happened in New Jersey?

Mr. Speaker, can you flesh out the possible discipline that these members, the Democrats, could face for what happened in New Jersey?

a $30,000 number with a $400,000 income cap. That's unacceptable. And we said no very clearly. And so we're going through the process of finally negotiating with leadership to come to, hopefully, an agreement. But I look at it very simply. A district like mine, just north of New York City, three of the four counties that I represent are in the top 16 highest property tax counties in America.

a $30,000 number with a $400,000 income cap. That's unacceptable. And we said no very clearly. And so we're going through the process of finally negotiating with leadership to come to, hopefully, an agreement. But I look at it very simply. A district like mine, just north of New York City, three of the four counties that I represent are in the top 16 highest property tax counties in America.

a $30,000 number with a $400,000 income cap. That's unacceptable. And we said no very clearly. And so we're going through the process of finally negotiating with leadership to come to, hopefully, an agreement. But I look at it very simply. A district like mine, just north of New York City, three of the four counties that I represent are in the top 16 highest property tax counties in America.

And so having an income cap of 400,000 would devastate so many families across my district, and I'm just not going to accept it. And so, you know, we will negotiate and hopefully come to an agreement. But the fact is that as this stands, as currently written, I'm a no.

And so having an income cap of 400,000 would devastate so many families across my district, and I'm just not going to accept it. And so, you know, we will negotiate and hopefully come to an agreement. But the fact is that as this stands, as currently written, I'm a no.

And so having an income cap of 400,000 would devastate so many families across my district, and I'm just not going to accept it. And so, you know, we will negotiate and hopefully come to an agreement. But the fact is that as this stands, as currently written, I'm a no.

You're a no.

You're a no.

You're a no.

I don't think people who voted for President Trump thought that we would continue spending at President Biden's level.

I don't think people who voted for President Trump thought that we would continue spending at President Biden's level.

I don't think people who voted for President Trump thought that we would continue spending at President Biden's level.

I don't see any way I can support more tax cuts and more deficit spending. We should not be increasing deficit. I do fear that all the really large ticket items reducing spending have sort of been excluded.

I don't see any way I can support more tax cuts and more deficit spending. We should not be increasing deficit. I do fear that all the really large ticket items reducing spending have sort of been excluded.

I don't see any way I can support more tax cuts and more deficit spending. We should not be increasing deficit. I do fear that all the really large ticket items reducing spending have sort of been excluded.

So I have a feeling it's going to be wimpy on the spending cuts and it's going to be maybe a little wimpy on the taxes too.

So I have a feeling it's going to be wimpy on the spending cuts and it's going to be maybe a little wimpy on the taxes too.