The Senator just stated, according to CRS, it affects only 1 million people. If the numbers are so modest then could the Senator explain in his remarks, and I will be glad to ask for additional time, if the numbers are so modest in terms of population, then how are the financial savings so great?
Questioning the financial implications of a policy affecting a limited population.
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