Washington Examiner commentary writer Tiana Lowe said she is “incredibly sympathetic” to House Republicans’ fears that Rep. Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) won’t be able to hold the line as speaker when it comes to combating excessive spending.
“I am incredibly sympathetic to the fear of McCarthy not being able to hold the line, but the issue is, that’s not a McCarthy problem. That is a Republican problem, right?” Lowe said on Fox Business’s Mornings with Maria.
“But the fact that, you know, McCarthy’s leadership style with [President Joe Biden] has been to wait until the last minute, flail, and try and block the budget. Then we just spent $1.7 trillion on top of our $31 trillion national debt,” she added, referring to the omnibus spending bill signed by Biden last week.
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