Because I don't think that we should have a de facto amendment to the House rules that puts the Senate in charge of what we can discuss.
Barney Frank: “Because I don't think that we should have a de facto amendment to the House rules that puts the Senate in charge of what…”
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Discussing the implications of Senate influence on House rules.
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