I told the gentleman I would be glad to help in that effort. But the point here today is this is a meat-axe approach. Coming in here and cutting $18 million out of Export-Import Bank does not make any sense. The new administration says they are going to take the gentleman's position into account. I would urge the gentleman to withdraw his amendment, he has made his point, and not hurt another sector of the economy.
Norman D. Dicks: “I told the gentleman I would be glad to help in that effort. But the point here today is this is a meat-axe approach.…”
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Discussing proposed cuts to the Export-Import Bank during a House debate.
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