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Newsmax host says he thinks Trump might be "working in tandem with Elon here to tank his own bill "
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Jun 6, 2025
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okay so the support for this bill seems
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to be falling apart right in front of us
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And instead of going back to the drawing
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board and saying "Oh hey maybe we as in
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Congress should trim it down a bit and
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change some things and tweak some
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things." No they're just trying to keep
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it alive simply because it passed the
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House
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already I called Elon last night and he
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didn't answer but but uh uh I'm not
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upset about this And I I I just um I
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think he understands and and he's
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acknowledged to me before uh that this
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is so serious that we can't fool around
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with it
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Yeah that's what we're concerned about
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It is serious and we're concerned about
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you guys fooling around with it The bill
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wasn't perfect when it got there Okay
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And and Elon I think is right on this
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one because apparently you passed a bill
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that no one read that you told us was so
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star spangled awesome Mike that it had
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to be passed And Marjorie Taylor Green
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tweeted out today or actually yesterday
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full transparency I did not know this
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section on pages 278 and 279 of the OBB
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that strips states of the right to make
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laws or regulate AI for 10 years She
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said "I'm adamantly opposed to this and
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is a violation of states rights and I
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would have voted no if I had known this
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was in there This needs to be stripped
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out in the Senate." Look I love Marjorie
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Taylor Green I think she's right on
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target about 99% of the time and I'm
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generally pretty aligned with her on on
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most things But is it too much to ask
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that somebody who's getting paid
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$174,000 of my tax money a year to read
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the one major thing they voted on this
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month I I mean this is exactly what I've
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been ranting about for a month Look I
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know Trump supported this bill but we
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also know that he is not thrilled about
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the final product but how much other
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junk is there in this like like this
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bill I have a theory though and this is
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just my theory but I've recently been
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pretty right about a lot of things so
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I'm just going to roll with it I think
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Trump might be working in tandem with
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Elon here to tank his own bill in a 4D
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chess move This is just a theory My
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reasoning I mean like how many people in
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the history of ever like Trump's entire
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political career of the last decade have
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come out against something Trump wants
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And when has Trump just not gone off and
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completely obliterated them on like a
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global scale Seriously Ronda Santis says
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one bad thing about Trump Trump ruined
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his presidential career potential Massie
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99% aligned with Trump doesn't vote for
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the big beautiful bill And Trump's
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supporting a primary against him So why
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hasn't Trump said anything negative
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about Elon You picking up what I'm
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putting down I mean maybe Trump is also
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reading the country that's not thrilled
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about massive deficits that this creates
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and saying "Ooh maybe I shouldn't have
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settled for what the Congress gave me So
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let's put Congress in the hot seat and
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force it back to the drawing board." Is
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it crazy to think I don't think so I
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mean one of the things that I think is
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really underplayed here is the fact that
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yes we get all these tax cuts now Great
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That's a huge Republican talking point
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and they're always saying that's why we
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need to pass this to avoid the largest
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tax hike in history Okay Well first off
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it was their idea to make the Trump tax
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cuts temporary in the first place I
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realize there's like procedural reasons
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why they did this but the procedure
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sucks So I'm not giving them a pass on
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that because they made the procedure So
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don't tell me we have to pass something
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so you can cover your own behind for not
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passing permanent tax cuts the first
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time Mike Johnson The other part is yes
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America gets the tax cuts right now
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which is a great thing It really is a
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good thing And that is the one reason
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why I've been even mildly supportive of
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this bill because taxation is theft But
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almost all the spending cuts don't kick
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in until 2029 Why not start them
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tomorrow So we're just going to increase
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the deficit by like $5 trillion Rand
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Paul is all over this Folks look there's
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a bunch of people out there that think
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that this is like some monolithic
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scenario where you either support Trump
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in the bill or you don't It's not that
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simple The left-wing media wants to
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think that this is dividing Republicans
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but let me tell you you you know I'm
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like one of the most staunch MAGA guys
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since 2015 Okay you can be against
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something that Trump is for and still
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support Trump
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Republicans who can't actually bear what
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Trump is doing to their own states and
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to their own constituents but they're
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too scared to say they're against it Are
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there MAGA folks who would follow or
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let's not kid ourselves the voters who
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are MAGA are Trump mag this division
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between Tea Party Republicans the
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Republicans that were born out of the
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beginning of the Obama presidency where
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fiscal discipline is a major issue
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government reform cutting programs and
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this new MAGA movement President Trump
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really does not prioritize fiscal
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discipline So look folks I live in
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Connecticut where we lost the salt tax
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and the first Trump taxes I still
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supported them because they were good
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for the country Cost me a ton of extra
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money a year but I supported it on a
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large scale So don't let Joe Scarboro or
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whatever those other talking heads say
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that oh MAGA's turning on Trump and Elon
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There's no division We just have a
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simple policy disagreement We are
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turning on Republican members of
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Congress and the Senate though who want
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to rubber stamp this without any
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criticism We all we want is a little bit
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better bill Just a little bit Not too
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much to ask I mean you guys after all
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you guys did promise us all these
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things and and you had to read the bills
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the first time to pass them too Like I'm
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talking about all the bills Like why
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didn't you ever read any of these bills
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I mean maybe we shouldn't wouldn't have
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had so many of the things in there
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that's wasting money that's now being
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sent back in this recision package that
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the White House had to get together The
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same thing that happened with this bill
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that Marjorie Taylor Green pointed out
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is the reason why all this other stuff
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needed to be caught by Doge and we're in
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the fiscal situation we're in Seriously
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33,000 for being LGBTQ in the Caribbean
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643,000 for LGBTQ programs in Western
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Balkans I don't even know where that is
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567,000 for LGBTQ programs in Uganda 5
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million for minority serving institute
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fellowship cooperative agreement What
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What is that 600,000 for training women
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in gender equity 500,000 for electric
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buses in Rwanda They don't even have
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electricity in some parts of Rwanda 6
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million for net zero cities in Mexico
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Why are we doing that 2.1 million for
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climate resilience in Southeast Asia
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Latin America and East Africa 5 million
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for green transportation and logistics
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in Eurasia 3 million for Iraqi Sesame
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Street
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833,000 for transgender people sex
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workers and their clients and sexual
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networks in Nepal 5.1 million for
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Brazilians of lesbian gay bisexual
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transgender interex and queer global
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movements 3 million for circumcision
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vasectomies and condoms in
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Zambia 135 million to the World Health
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Organization that got everything wrong
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on COVID 1.1 billion for the left-wing
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corporation for public broadcasting
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which uses your public taxpayer money to
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fund PBS and NBR so they can dunk on
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Trump You're going to sit there and tell
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me anybody any Republican right now
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you're going to sit there and tell me
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that 218 or more people in the House
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voted to have those items individually
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funded with my tax dollars I doubt it
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Those items and millions of others
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things get stuffed into bills last
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minute by some legislative staffer
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Nobody reads it Then it goes to the
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House floor with the party whips just
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telling people to straight up vote for
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this or that And if they're against it
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they promise them something on the side
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committee position or worse additional
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earmarks for their district that one of
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their friendly contractors who may or
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may not have donated to their campaign
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might get a bid for That's how you got
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Sesame Street in Iraq Not because it was
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a great idea but because of the wheeling
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and dealing of Washington which
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ironically enough is what we voted
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against in November So here's an idea
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Why don't we just go back to the 2016
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budget $3.85 trillion Still a ton of
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money but it's nearly half It's nearly
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half of what we're spending now What are
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we spending like now COVID amounts of
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money when we had to prop up an entire
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economy that was shut down We don't need
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to spend that much money I mean that
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disease wasn't even that bad in the
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first place but we are now spending
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Nancy Pelos's budget So what'll make me
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happy under $4 trillion in spending I
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don't want to hear about the
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justification of discretionary and
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mandatory and reconciliation and all
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these other fancy terms that Congress
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throws around to hide behind the process
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that they made That's the mandate Do it
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Don't do it Okay It's your primary It's
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time to live within our means We take in
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like5 trillion dollars of money We can't
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figure out how to work within that Maybe
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a little bit less so we can start paying
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down the debt I think behind the scenes
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that's the message Donald Trump is
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actually trying to send and that's why
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he hasn't gone after Elon Musk because
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he's learned to navigate Washington DC a
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whole lot better than he did in his
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first term
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He loves the Constitution He fights for
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what's right He hates the bad guys He's
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a freedom warrior He's your freedom
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