We can do this, but we have to work together. Unfortunately, that has not occurred; so I urge my colleagues, the proponents of this bill, to take the time to meet with those of us who will be the losers if this bill moves forward. We can all be winners. I draw your attention to Mr. Huffman's legislation, which is comprehensive, which will work, and which could be integrated into this legislation. In the meantime, I continue to oppose it.
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