I am opposed to the gentleman's amendment merely because I know, common sense tells me, if we reduce the increase, then we are cutting the gain.
Kendrick Meek: “I am opposed to the gentleman's amendment merely because I know, common sense tells me, if we reduce the increase, then…”
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Opposing an amendment during a discussion on budget increases.
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