Again, I continue to oppose the amendment offered by the gentleman from Myrtle Beach, the gentlewoman from Las Vegas, and the gentlewoman from central Florida. I understand completely their concern with tourism. As I pointed out earlier, this is already in the bill. I believe Ms. Titus and Mr. Webster got it into the bill in markup. So, again, this is redundant. This is not necessary. Section 1201 and section 1202 specifically add travel and tourism, so I believe it is in the bill. I yield back the balance of my time.
Bud Shuster: “Again, I continue to oppose the amendment offered by the gentleman from Myrtle Beach, the gentlewoman from Las Vegas…”
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