I want to make clear, I hate the earmarking process. I absolutely detest it. And I am going to be very interested in seeing which Members vote for the amendment that I intend to attach to every appropriations bill which would call for a total elimination on earmarks. I want to see how many of you actually vote for it. What this amendment would do, Mr. Chairman, is it would strike all 148 earmarks that are currently in this bill from the bill, and thereby would save $33.71 million of taxpayer money.
John Campbell: “I want to make clear, I hate the earmarking process. I absolutely detest it. And I am going to be very interested in…”
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Discussing an amendment to eliminate earmarks from an appropriations bill.
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