I do not think it makes him feel any better if I tell him that we just passed a resolution to instruct the Senate to take action on a bill that will not take effect until 2011. I do not think that makes him feel he is anymore richer or anymore secure in terms of his economic well-being. That is what we are talking about: doing something that is irrelevant at a time when in California, I might also point out to the gentleman who just spoke, we have 404,000 Californians that have lost their unemployment benefits; in addition to that, their health insurance benefits. And so unless we take action to extend these unemployment benefits, it is going to be catastrophic to many of these people.
Doris Matsui: “I do not think it makes him feel any better if I tell him that we just passed a resolution to instruct the Senate to…”
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Addressing the need to extend unemployment benefits for Californians during a discussion on economic issues.
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