JUST IN: “We have too much talk in Congress.” “Everyone wants to have a dadgum hearing… and then we follow some other shiny object down the road, and nothing occurs.” “But this is a President and a Vice President of action, and we’re going to see some action,” Tim Burchett told me about the President’s new anti-fraud taskforce. Saturday in America ⬇️

🚨 JUST IN: “We have too much talk in Congress.”

“Everyone wants to have a dadgum hearing… and then we follow some other shiny object down the road, and nothing occurs.”

“But this is a President and a Vice President of action, and we’re going to see some action,” Tim Burchett told me about the President’s new anti-fraud taskforce.

Saturday in America ⬇️

JUST IN: Rep. Tim Burchett offered a blunt assessment of Congress this weekend, saying lawmakers often talk more than they act.

“We have too much talk in Congress,” Burchett said, criticizing what he described as a cycle of endless hearings with little follow-through. “Everyone wants to have a dadgum hearing… and then we follow some other shiny object down the road, and nothing occurs.”

Burchett contrasted that pattern with what he says will be a more results-driven approach from the White House, pointing to the President’s newly announced anti-fraud task force. “This is a President and a Vice President of action,” he said. “We’re going to see some action.”

The remarks come as public frustration with Washington continues to grow, with voters across the country calling for tangible outcomes rather than political theater.