I would be glad to consider the amendment and review it carefully. I wonder if there is an offset in the amendment that would provide some source for making up the funds. We are limited in our allocation of funding under the Budget Act, and we are at the limit. Any amendment that adds spending to the bill without offsetting it against some other account is subject to a point of order under the Budget Act. That was the next part of the process of analyzing this amendment. I hadn't gotten any satisfaction on the answer to that question. Maybe the Senator knows the answer.
Thad Cochran: “I would be glad to consider the amendment and review it carefully. I wonder if there is an offset in the amendment that…”
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Discussing the implications of an amendment related to funding limits under the Budget Act.
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