… to pass like the must pass bills like funding the government, avoiding defaults on our debt, those types of matters. Traditionally in the House anyways, the majority handles that, but They have had to rely on Democratic votes. So in some ways, it is almost like a power sharing structure in the House right now. That's because of the extremes of the House Freedom Caucus and it's got nothing to do with us. But I guess what I would say is, yes, the work that had to be done in this Congress has been done. (04:21–04:30)
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Asserts that the current House operates with a de facto power-sharing arrangement due to reliance on Democratic votes.
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