How does the gentleman from Missouri account for the public statements by Tom DeLay that this is not a priority for him and embracing the Senate position ``ain't going to happen,'' the public statement by Bill Thomas that this is not a priority for them, the editorial in the Wall Street Journal that this was intentionally made rich so that no tax credit bill would pass at all, and how does he explain the fact that the conference committee has yet to meet?
Brad Miller: “How does the gentleman from Missouri account for the public statements by Tom DeLay that this is not a priority for him…”
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Questioning the priorities and actions of Republican leaders regarding tax credit legislation.
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