No. But my question to the Senator from Illinois--by the way, it is not that clear. But assuming for the moment it is clear as to what is meant by ``publicly held debt,'' assuming for a minute it is clear--I do not think it is; I will accept the statement--my question is: Do we have a statute now which sets a limit on the publicly held debt of the United States?
Questioning the clarity of the definition of publicly held debt during a discussion on U.S. debt limits.
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