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Well, I just want to conclude by saying that in Indiana, those over 100 businesses appreciate what the Ex-Im Bank has done.
Yesterday, one of the witnesses talked about how the Ex-Im Bank was creating $140 billion in taxpayer risk.
I will be happy to yield. This is one of the most important issues I have had to deal with during my times of service on behalf of our State and our country. I think getting the facts out has been necessary. It is a momentous decision that…
There is a lot more that could be said. We will shortly be voting on the amendments here. I probably said more than I should.
It is something we have been deliberating and debating and processing now for five years, since the implementation of the Affordable Care Act.
I was promised that I wouldn't pay a cent more, the President made that very, very clear, than what I was paying now.
I was promised that if I liked my health care plan, I could keep my health care plan.
This is about jobs. This is about Indiana jobs. This is about American jobs and whether we stand up and fight for them.
This is not about a theoretical exercise. This is about whether or not they have work to do and whether or not they have products to export.
I will fight, and fight nonstop, to try to make sure that the Eximbank survives because it is critical to jobs.
Vanderbilt has long been a citadel of open thought and openness, and that is why the nondiscrimination policy is important.
We are all here up in Congress because we were elected by our constituents, the ones who showed up and voted.
I thank you. I know the Senator from Kentucky understands that when a Senator has the floor, they are entitled to speak because he has used that rule himself. Mr. McCAIN. Twice the Senator from Kentucky has not observed the rules of the…
I would be happy to yield to the Senator from Arizona for a question. Mr. McCAIN. Maybe the Senator from Kentucky should know the rules of the Senate, that the Senator from Indiana has the floor and the gentleman is open to respond to a…
It just--don't you see an inequity in that, when you are trying to keep service providers even available?
I am aiming this in the direction of Mr. Murray and Mr. Doyle, I am not sure which.