My colleagues, I would say the amendment of the Senator from New Hampshire knocks out all the reforms in the sugar program, which are substantial. He wants to make, I think, the program as bad as it possibly can be. Voting against that amendment preserves the reforms that are in the legislation.
John B. Breaux: “My colleagues, I would say the amendment of the Senator from New Hampshire knocks out all the reforms in the sugar…”
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Discussing an amendment related to reforms in the sugar program.
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