what the amendment of the gentleman from Massachusetts does and one of the reasons I think this is such a close call is suggest that only the poorest of the poor would be targeted.
James A. Leach: “what the amendment of the gentleman from Massachusetts does and one of the reasons I think this is such a close call is…”
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Discussing an amendment during a debate.
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