During an appearance Sunday on Fox News, Rep. Louie Gohmert, R-Texas, said President Obama‘s repeated promise that ‘I won’t rest’ is not getting the job done.
Gohmert was discussing reports of veterans dying while waiting on healthcare with Fox News host Tucker Carlson, who noted that it has been “so long” since Obama pledged to fix problems with the Department of Veterans’ Affairs.
“The administration hasn’t; is that incompetence or a lack of will?” Carlson asked.
Gohmert responded with a long list of things Obama said he will not rest until he addresses, as reported by CNS News:
- “Not one single veteran falls into homelessness”
- “We’re succeeding in generating jobs”
- “Businesses are investing”
- “We build an economy”
- “In our efforts to help people”
“He’s made so many pledges – pledges are not going to do it, that he won’t rest,” Gohmert said after reading the list.
Carlson asked if he feels Obama has rested.
“Well, I don’t call all these golf outings resting, Gohmert said. “I mean, I know it’s a lot of work to play that much golf. What I’m saying is another hashtag won’t do it. Another promise that ‘I won’t rest’ won’t do it. People need to be held responsible.”
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