On the eve of its ascending probably to the President of the Chamber, Republican John Boehner offered a startling confession Frank failed passed by his own party and he said that the GOP will monitor spending federal, better than before.
He also said that while President Obama did inherit some issues which were not its own manufacture, he did the problems facing the worst country instead of better.
"Americans require a new way forward in Washington – an approach that tried to either party," Boehner said Saturday in the Republican address weekly.
Boehner of Ohio, came in detail to describe different direction take home if Republicans are swept to power in mid-term Tuesday, elections, although it avoids the most controversial issues, such as the Obama Act health care or the right to expenditures, which remains the elephant in the room of the two parties.
It focused on the promise that he has already made this fall that House Republicans move immediately to reduce federal spending to "pre-stimulus, pre-bailout, levels", and that they would be defined "budget strict caps" put in place to limit future spending.
In essence, these measures would be levels of 2008 Federal spending if Boehner was not mentioned in the "America's commitment" published in September by the Republicans in the House, the document promises "exceptions"for expenditures "for seniors, veterans and our troops." freezing"sense".
Rep Paul Ryan, Republican Wisconsin, which has been borrowed from his party to provide specific, but politically unpalatable solutions to the financial situation of the country, said in September that Boehner ideas are "essential steps."
Ryan said that steps would be "slow the explosive growth of the Government and provide both certainty for job creators need to restart the engine of growth and prosperity."
Nevertheless, just enough specific policy promises, combined with a humble mea culpa on behalf of his party, the fact that an astute political declaration and closing argument as the heads of the election in his last three days.
"This is a break in the direction in which President Obama took our country," Boehner said."And frankly, it is also a break in the direction in which the Republicans were headed when American entrusted last with the reins of Government."
"The American people is supported, and they deserve nothing less," Boehner said in a clear power nod and intensity of the Tea Party movement."We tried it mean President Obama.Nous tried it way to Washington."He did not travaillé.Il is time to put those in charge.
In his own weekly speech, Obama all the but admits that his party will lose control of the House of Commons on Tuesday, but adopted the tone of a teacher to host a recalcitrant group of students in the classroom for a Conference.
He instructed the rising GOP on how they should conduct themselves when they get a majority of the Assembly.
"I think it is the fundamental responsibility of all those who hold elected to find common ground", said Obama. ""It may not always easy to find agreement; sometimes, we have differences philosophical légitimes.Et it may not always be the best politique.Mais is the right thing to do for our country".
This is an attempt to resume the tone of his campaign 2008.Mais this rhetoric is now colored by the manner in which Obama approached a large part of its development during its first two years in Office.
Obama stated that he was "disturbed" by the comments this past week by Boehner and Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, Kentucky Republican.
"The Republican leader of the House actually said that"this is not the time compromise."""The Senate Republican leader said his main objective after this election is just to earn a", said Obama.
The President said he identified the "heated rhetoric" until the election season, but said that after Tuesday, election results are, "we must develop alongside such impartiality - win, lose or draw."
But McConnell spokesman Don Stewart stated that "the American people are calls for a focus on jobs and our economy."
"Instead, for two years the President and the majority in Congress have turned off the coast of the extreme left and pursued their own liberal-list program," Stewart said.
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