My point is that because this Congress has now chosen not to work on these very important issues facing the country, whether it's decreasing the energy prices, on immigration, solvency of Social Security, Medicare, all of these list of issues, we are not doing right now. So we need to be able to say, Okay, what are we going to do with our time. So we take the eight veterans bills that we have and split them each up individually, with 40 minutes on each bill.
Steve Buyer: “My point is that because this Congress has now chosen not to work on these very important issues facing the country…”
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Discussing the lack of action on key issues and the plan to address veterans' bills.
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