Why did President Obama say the deeply flawed $410 billion spending bill wasn’t worth doing again? How convincing was his criticism of the earmarking process? Will anything really change as Congress puts these bills together? Why are Democrats calling for another economic stimulus package? What are the Republican alternatives to the Democratic agenda? And are Democrats easy pickings in 2010 on the economy or will even a slight improvement give the Dems the upper hand? We ask New Jersey Rep. Scott Garrett, a member of both the House Budget and Financial Services Committees.
