I will say for myself--I think you know this, and I think I speak for Senator Voinovich, but obviously he will speak for himself--that though we have sponsored another proposal, the proposal that you and Senator Conrad have put forward is the proposal now.
Lieberman acknowledges the current proposal as the primary focus for addressing economic challenges.
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