U.S. Sen. Luther Strange said Washington is a frustrating place, and the behavior of some of his colleagues only makes matters worse.
Strange, a Republican, is only a few months into the job, and faces challenges to hold onto the position in Tuesday's primary election.
He spoke Thursday during a lunch meeting of the Shoals Chamber of Commerce, where one of his rivals, U.S. Rep. Mo Brooks, spoke the day before.
"I'm just as frustrated as I can be," he said. "We've spun our wheels and accomplished nothing."
Strange, who was endorsed this week by President Donald Trump via Twitter, said the only hope of addressing health care and the Affordable Care Act is for Republicans and Democrats to come together and hash out their differences.
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