Can a Member of Congress intimate as the gentleman from New Jersey is doing about Mr. DeLay in reference to a black book and all the innuendo that he is doing on the House floor? Can he do that? The SPEAKER pro tempore. Is the gentleman stating an inquiry or making a point of order?
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