It does make a difference to me that a corporation, a billion, billion, billion-dollar corporation, is coming to Washington and wanting a handout in order to help do some research that they have got fully enough money to do themselves. It does make a difference to me that it is corporate welfare, and I do not believe in corporate welfare.
Opposing corporate welfare during a discussion on government funding for research.
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That explains why it was not in the bill when it passed the House and the Senate.
Is this not another example of the entreme radical agenda of the majority? Is this not another example of the radical extremism of the majority?
It is the effect of the resolution, is to give the Speaker the power of martial law.
Now if this was purely a technical little provision that really did not harm anybody or do anything, they would not have that problem; would they?
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