[Congressional Record (Bound Edition), Volume 151 (2005), Part 17]
[House]
[Page 23787]
[From the U.S. Government Publishing Office, www.gpo.gov]




                         BEING BITTER AND ANGRY

  (Mr. KINGSTON asked and was given permission to address the House for 
1 minute and to revise and extend his remarks.)
  Mr. KINGSTON. Mr. Speaker, ``Together We Can Do Better.'' That is the 
new motto of the Democrat Party. Well, you can judge the future by 
their past, and let us see how they did in the past.
  Social Security, take an issue. What was their solution? Still 
waiting. No solution. Hello Democrat Party, put it on the board. You 
did not like our solution? What is your better solution?
  Taxes? You do not like tax cuts. The government knows how to spend 
your money better than you do. And when tax revenues went up $94 
billion because of our tax cuts creating new jobs, what did the 
Democrats have to say? We just do not like tax cuts.
  Fiscal responsibility. Now they have a chance. We know in the 
Committee on Appropriations they have offered $61 billion in spending 
increases in the last 3 years. Now is their chance to show ``we did not 
mean it.'' They can do better.
  9/11, what was their response? Whining and pining and hand-wringing, 
saying, Why do they hate us? That is what we must find out.
  Iraq, well, let us turn Iraq over to Cindy Sheehan. She should run 
our foreign policy.
  Together we can do better? I think they ought to look at ``together 
we can be bitter, bitter and angry.''

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