I think that what we're doing right now is not productive.

It's not in the best interest of the country.

We really need to sit down and evaluate where we're heading as a nation,

and particularly in those areas that I've talked about, but also about our debt.

That was Republican Congressman Gary Palmer on C-SPAN last month,

explaining why he stood in opposition to the bipartisan infrastructure bill.

Well, you'll never guess who's taking credit for legislation that he voted against.

We'll talk about that.

Good morning and welcome to Morning, Joe.

Crazy.

Yeah.

It is absolutely crazy, Mika, this happens.

And when people do this, you know, whoever's running against them needs to say it.

That, yes, people are going to take credit and say, oh, there's this important highway

that was built here.

There's this bridge that's getting fixed there.

Well, when that happens, their opponent needs to say, yes, it is happening.

And your member of Congress voted against it, voted against the safety of Alabama,

on and on and on. It's just, it's crazy. And I think, Mika, we're going to see more and more of

this. Yeah, because infrastructure is something everybody likes, especially when it's been

crumbling for quite some time.

I mean, people walk, you know, people are going to be very, it's going to create jobs.

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