We get to say yes or no because everybody in this building knows that this bill will never become law. We've waited till the week before Memorial Day to bring a bill to the floor that will not become law. The majority leader announced earlier today that maybe it will be the middle of June before we get to a bill that would actually get to the President's desk and become law, when furlough notices have gone out. This is a shameful way for us to meet the needs of our troops, and I hope we'll get down to business next week and see if we can't actually pass a bill that will meet the needs of our troops.
Roy Blunt: “We get to say yes or no because everybody in this building knows that this bill will never become law. We've waited till…”
On the recordMay 15, 2008
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Addressing the delay in passing a bill to support troops before Memorial Day.
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