So those of us who are concerned about the effect on defense of the Exon-Grassley amendment--which would have something like a 60-percent effect on defense, in that neighborhood depending on the allocations of the Appropriations Committee--if those of us who are concerned about defense would be in a position, if the Lott amendment passes, to have no offset on defense cuts in the Exon-Grassley amendment, because those would have been used up, or at least the one that we had in mind would have been used up. Is that correct?
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Discussing the impact of the Exon-Grassley amendment on defense funding.
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