where he lives that we do not have the resources the provide that primary care but we can't spend billions of dollars rebuilding

we don't have the resources to help out with a modest slightly we don't have the resources of the United States government that

final word as is always the case when we spend money rests with the appropriation committee

tell that woman that we cannot extend the caregiver benefits the heart that we have quite

president in addition we have all four point two in mandatory more than offset and then we have eighteen point three billion in discretionary spending over

we have chosen in the approach that we have taken is legitimate let me get actually to the far more important

estimates estimates that's spending for overseas contingency operations well tole a

nonpartisan scorekeeper has estimated that mandatory spending in this bill well

okay but I don't believe that we should be providing a so the bottom line is to present is what we believe it's

Lisa as to why this bill should be passed and why it should be paid for and that is very simply that

who have given so much to what that we could rise above the day to day rancor and

one percent because you think we should repeal the estate tax that only goes only

do believe that we should be able to use some of the local funds to protect the deeds of men and women well

of this mandatory spending is completely off so let me repeat that all

Sudan and many many other country this year two hundred eighteen million dollars at a local funding we are using a tiny

as chairman of the Senate Veterans Committee I want to thank of many many people for helping me %HESITATION