I regret my colleague is perplexed. Maybe I can help him out as a representative of the Speaker's Corrections Day Committee, which is a bipartisan organization, as my colleague well knows. This is the classic example why corrections day was put together by the Speaker and this leadership. H.R. 3056 is very narrow in scope. It is certainly bipartisan in nature. Not only is the gentleman from California [Mr. Waxman] a member of the Committee on Commerce, but he is a member of the bipartisan group which constitutes in fact the corrections day advisory group. This bill is a technical, commonsense bill that actually saves the taxpayers money. It is what corrections day and the entire process of corrections day is all about. It proves to the American people that this House is capable of doing things expeditiously and fairly when called upon.
Robert Ehrlich: “I regret my colleague is perplexed. Maybe I can help him out as a representative of the Speaker's Corrections Day…”
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Discussing the bipartisan nature and purpose of H.R. 3056 during a debate on corrections day.
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