I know. We have 6 more months, and I am not through my list yet. The minimum wage being $5.15 and the Members that you are talking about that were so fresh faced and exuberant the morning after the election and they were going to come to Washington and do the right thing and not be the rubber stamp Republicans, all of them voted against increasing that minimum wage. And if the minimum wage had kept pace with inflation, today it would be $8.88. I am certain that none of our Republican colleagues have done this recently because, otherwise, they would have voted for the amendment, but have you driven through a McDonald's recently and ordered a number one, which is a Big Mac meal?
Debbie Wasserman Schultz: “I know. We have 6 more months, and I am not through my list yet. The minimum wage being $5.15 and the Members that you…”
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