Sen. Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, argued Saturday the legacy of the GOP-led 114th Congress has not been one of gridlock as President Obama and other Democrats have argued.

“On the first Senate bill debated in 2015 under a new Republican majority, the Senate considered more amendments, from both sides of the aisle, than the entire previous year under the leadership of Harry Reid,” Grassley said in the GOP weekly address. “That is the dramatic change in the way business is done for you. And it’s working.”