From my perspective, the most important thing that we are doing today is moving forward on this rule, which I hope will pass with a great majority, and moving forward to the consideration of this bill which, I will remind my colleagues, holds a tremendous amount of benefit for our home communities and our veterans, and that is actually why we are here today. I wouldn't want to see extensive consideration of so many amendments that we never got to the point of what people asked us to do. In this case, it's taking care of our veterans and making sure that they get the services that they deserve after they have served our country.
Chellie Pingree: “From my perspective, the most important thing that we are doing today is moving forward on this rule, which I hope will…”
On the recordJuly 28, 2010
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The speaker discusses the importance of a bill benefiting veterans and communities.
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