hanna in their view with the syracuse post standard had a republican blast of this party he told the paper quote i have to say that i'm frustrated by how much we mean the republican party are willing to give deferential treatment to our extremists in this moment in history they went on to say we render ourselves incapable of governing when we all do what we all do is take severe sides let's see incapable of governing yeah i would say that about sums up the last two years in the house of representatives the bad senator mitch mcconnell mcconnell is making good on his promise to filibuster every judicial nominee of president obama yesterday he led the charge in filibustering the very uncontroversial or non-controversial nomination of robert bacharach nominated to the u.s. tenth circuit court of appeals in oklahoma say our courts are woefully understaffed yet rather than doing something about it mitch mcconnell is content on just being a jackass and the very very ugly another jackass rep steve king most of the nation finds dog fighting disgusting but steve think thinks it's ok and defend

gop congressman richard hanna told a new york paper, i'm frustrated by how much we, i mean the republican party, are willing to give deferential treatment to our extremes in the -- in this moment in history. no wonder these republicans are frustrated. they have been hearing more and more extreme rhetoric from the far right of their party. from politicians like tea party senate candidate richard murdoch who is refusing to even talk about compromise. >> i don't think there is going to be a lot of successful compromise. hence have you the deadlock we have today. what i said about compromise and bipartisanship is i hope to build a conservative majority in the united states senate so bipartisanship becomes democrats joining republicans to roll back the size of government, reduce the bureaucracy, lower taxes, and get america moving again. the fact is you never compromise on principles. >> another extreme tea partier, ted cruz is poised to win the republican senate primary in texas today. extreme takeover of the gop is real. and there's a serious cost to the american people. joining me now is vi

i yield two minute of time to my friend from new york, richard hanna. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. hanna: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today in strong support of h.r. 4157, the preserving america's farm act. i am pleased to co-sponsor this legislation this rule, had it been enacted, would be one more sad example of how far our government is willing to go to protect us from ourselves. if there's anything america's family farms act would protect the -- the preserving america's family farms act would prohibit the department of labor from issuing a rule to prohibit children from working on their family farms. like many children, i spent many summers working on my grandparents' modest dairy farm in new york. my grandfather -- by my grandfather's side i learned personal responsibility, accountability, gained character and a sense of accomplishment, as well as the pride and dignity that results from a day's work. my family farm would not have been economically viable if my younger cousins and i had not worked and