Reclaiming my time, I would just note for the public this is a fascinating debate because it is dealing with a highly technical issue and it is also dealing with a process that is very difficult to understand. I believe that what we are seeing today is responsibility on this side of the aisle and good intentions on that side of the aisle. Today we are $200 billion in debt, we are spending more than we are taking in every year. I think instead of good intentions, it is time to act responsibly. I support the amendment offered by the gentleman from New York [Mr. Boehlert].
Dana Rohrabacher: “Reclaiming my time, I would just note for the public this is a fascinating debate because it is dealing with a highly…”
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Discussing fiscal responsibility and supporting an amendment during a House floor debate.
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