I would sincerely hope that a discharge petition is not necessary, that the Republican leadership in the House would set a date certain for bringing this legislation to the floor and make sure that it is with a rule that is fair and not a rule similar to the one that we have seen on campaign finance reform.
Greg Ganske: “I would sincerely hope that a discharge petition is not necessary, that the Republican leadership in the House would set…”
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Discussing the need for fair legislative procedures in the House.
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