I Don't Make Promises, By And Large,

I Was The Chairman Of The Budget Committee And The Lead Architect The Last Time It Happened In Washington, And When We Did It We Had Great Economic Growth, We Cut Taxes, And We Had A Big Surplus.

The Republican Party Cannot Be Anti-trade, Anti-immigrant, Not Out There Practicing The Politics Of People, You Know, The Issues Surrounding Drug Addiction And Mental Illness And The Cost Of Prescription Drugs And Healthcare And Student Debt And All Of These Things Are Very Personal To People Now.

And, Frankly, What Happens Out Of Washington Is, It Creates A Wind In My Face, Uncertainty Over Obamacare, Uncertainty Over Their Tax Policy, Uncertainty Over The Regulatory Policy.

First Of All, We're Not Rust Belt. I Mean, That's An Old Term. We Do Have Manufacturing. We Have A Half-a-billion-dollar Investment From A Chinese Individual, Which Brings A Couple Thousand Jobs In Dayton.

I Think In Washington We Have Bigger Issues Than People Being Outraged By Somebody Else's Tweet. They Need To Look Themselves In The Mirror And Figure Out Whether They're Serving The Country Or They're Serving Their Party Or Their Own Interests.