One final question. Under your definition of ``exemption,'' if Social Security and other entitlements get to 100 percent of the budget, do you still support the exemption?
Tina Smith: “One final question. Under your definition of ``exemption,'' if Social Security and other entitlements get to 100 percent…”
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Questioning the definition of exemption in relation to budget allocations.
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