We will, in my judgment, extend the moratorium. When we do that, I will be willing to join him in extending it retroactively until October 22, 2001, to say to State and local governments: Beware, if you are thinking of messing around with public policy and taking advantage of a window when we extend this--and we will, in my judgment--Congress will intend to extend it retroactively to October 22. It is not unprecedented. I would be happy to join the Senator in sending that message if that is the message he would like to send.
Byron Dorgan: “We will, in my judgment, extend the moratorium. When we do that, I will be willing to join him in extending it…”
On the recordOctober 23, 2001
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Discussing the extension of a moratorium and its retroactive implications for state and local governments.
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