'If you want to have an objection to the bill, there are bigger things'
(Washington Times) House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi Thursday said she can’t answer for why pork-barrel items snuck into the debt and spending bill that passed Congress late Thursday, but said the press should stop focusing on that and instead look at the broader debt fight.
“What difference does it make?” Mrs. Pelosi said when she was asked repeatedly about the items, which include a $174,000 payment to the widow of the late multimillionaire Sen. Frank Lautenberg and a $2 billion maximum price increase on a dam project on the Ohio River that Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell had supported as an earmark in previous years.
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3 comments:
Wow same comment as Hillary regarding Benghazi! New catch phrase for the administration: "Hope & change, what different does it make?" Things are screwed beyond repair, right?
She and Hillary must read the same quote book...Hillary doesn't care about the murdered Americans in Benghazi...Pelosi doesn't care that all Americans are threatened by Obamacare.
One of the dumbest women on the planet
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