there are three provisions we are both concerned about that were stripped from the bill, and the answer is yes. My point is we can make that fight now, but it is not going to accomplish anything. We can make the fight the next time around, and I think it is for real. So the answer is yes, and I support the Senator from New Hampshire.
Discussing provisions stripped from a bill during Senate debate.
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