Rep. Dennis Ross says U.S. spending has fallen two straight years for first time since Korean War
"For the first time since the Korean War, total federal spending has gone down for two years in a row."
"For the first time since the Korean War, total federal spending has gone down for two years in a row."
Because of the 2011 debt ceiling fight, "the stock market lost 2,000 points."
"This year, the federal government will have more revenue than any year in the history of our country."
"Eighty-five percent of government's running right now. Only 15 percent of government spending is shut down."
Shutdowns are "a normal part of the constitutional process," with 12 shutdowns under Democratic House Speaker Tip O’Neill and two during his own speakership.
In a "sweetheart deal … members of Congress, thanks to the Obama administration, are going to be the only people in America to get subsidies…
"A strong bipartisan majority" in the House of Representatives "voted to defund Obamacare."
"The United States Senate — Democrats and Republicans — (voted) to keep our government open."
With Obamacare, "we're fixing to get hit with the biggest entitlement program the American taxpayers have ever seen."
UPS left 15,000 employees’ spouses "without health insurance" and told them to, "go on an exchange with no employer subsidy."
Since 2007, "Texas has gained 440,000 people" while "Maryland has lost 20,000."
Warren Buffett recently said "Scrap Obamacare and Start All Over."