I am not so sure how I fit into this bipartisanship. It is not comfortable for my role.

These are small bullet shots right directly to a problem.

My intent is simply to allow business to do something that I don't think we intended to do in the first place.

I never thought that any law was 100 percent. And I think part of our responsibility is when we do something, if we find a problem with it later on, we should fix it.

I consider myself a great defender and a great supporter of Dodd-Frank and all these items that we have discussed today.

But the taxpayers are supposed to give over billions of dollars of property to a private.

I don't see how a private entity could possibly care--or should care, again, that is not their role--in the interests of the general public who live underneath these flight paths.

I think we have a pretty good system. Can it be improved? Of course it can be improved, anything can be improved.

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Mr. Speaker, I yield such time as he may consume to the gentleman from Oregon (Mr. DeFazio), my friend, the ranking member of the Transportation and Infrastructure Committee. Mr. DeFAZIO. Mr. Speaker, I thank the ranking member of the…

Mr. Speaker, I yield myself such time as I may consume. Mr. Speaker, I am getting sick and tired of agreeing with my colleagues. This is the way transportation issues are supposed to be: bipartisan, thoughtful, and relatively easy to pass…