not too big to shrink the problem is we have a wallstreet to Washington axis of power that

point is the government simply too big for anyone person even a Republican to shrink it's

those in the Washington to Wall Street axis of power get a haircut whether you get one or not I

you have Washington Republicans attacking conservative grassroots Republicans that's a path to losing it if

represent Republican principle in Washington if he goes to war we got a big tent in the Republican Party we

we stood up against the Washington cartel we shined a light on the unwillingness of Republican leadership to

I don't think the problem in this country is taxes are too low I think the problem is spending is too high if

growing problem it is a crisis and the Washington cartel neither the Democrats nor the Republican want

big Wall Street journal editorial slamming the because I'm urging Republicans to surely follow through on our commitments de

it's too big it's in fact too big to succeed you know we talk about too big to fail the government's too big a sixty while

to it they tend to have dropped the idea it seems like a lot of the Republicans not just some of the guys running against but leadership in Washington have

a pause and looking at him to fix Washington we can't have business as usual Congress

need to build a wall and it has to be built quickly and i don't mind having a big beautiful door in that wall so that people can

come into this country legally but we need to add to build a wall we

probably now are we have a problem debate yesterday arbitrary dnmt nnj

re the the Republican majority right after the election we came back to Washington a Republican leadership going with Harry