I am glad we are having the conversation up here today about the prospects of a continuing resolution, because you can probably count me as pessimistic about this committee's ability, for a lot of reasons, to get responsible legislation across the floor of the House and the Senate signed into law and certainly by October 1.
Womack expresses skepticism about passing a continuing resolution in time.
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