In the greater scheme of things, I think there are very few, at least I would hope there are very few in this Chamber that would disagree with the proposition that in the larger scheme of things, when we are looking at food and when we are looking at national defense and when we are looking at the whole range of priorities that are reflected in this rescission bill, funds for the NEA do not rank as high as the other provisions. That is one reason, one of many reasons why I rise in support of this amendment which I have coauthored. I would also point out to my distinguished colleague from the State of Illinois that the NEA does fund works of so-called art that have titles that cannot even be repeated on the floor of this Chamber. We do not need that. The citizens of this country and my district do not need that. They do not want that. That is why I think it is very appropriate in the larger scheme of things and based on the merits of this rescission that this amendment be adopted.
Andy Barr: “In the greater scheme of things, I think there are very few, at least I would hope there are very few in this Chamber…”
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Discussing priorities in funding during debate on a rescission bill.
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