I am going to be offering the motion to recommit momentarily, which will be offering to restore the tax credit for car purchases to the full $11.5 billion, which was reported by the Senate to the conference committee. Unfortunately, it was stripped out of there. The Democrats watered down this proposal to $1.6 billion, which will have almost no impact on the auto industry. Of course, my being from Michigan and as we all know, the auto industry is on its knees.
Candice S. Miller: “I am going to be offering the motion to recommit momentarily, which will be offering to restore the tax credit for car…”
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Discussing a motion to restore tax credits for car purchases during a debate.
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