In closing, I just want to say that this resolution before us, as has been said, it is not a Democratic or a Republican issue; rather, it is an issue of good government and it identifies those irrational rules that represent barriers to job growth. Mr. Speaker, the last Congress and this administration passed bill after bill after bill that either taxed or regulated businesses and small firms right out of business, and it is going to take time to unravel that mess. With this bill, again, we are going to identify a lot of those irrational rules that represent those barriers. With that, I would strongly urge my colleagues to support this resolution.
Sam Graves: “In closing, I just want to say that this resolution before us, as has been said, it is not a Democratic or a Republican…”
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