Mr. Speaker, my concern was the letter from the gentleman from Louisiana [Mr. Livingston] and the gentleman from Florida [Mr. Young]. The way I really read this three-page letter, it basically says to the President, if you veto this bill, then we will not be positive about Bosnia. First of all, I think that is inappropriate to say to the Commander in Chief.
Addressing concerns about a letter to the President regarding a bill and its implications for Bosnia.
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