I will simply point out that the Exon amendment still allows for a $9 billion increase over what the President and the Pentagon has recommended. I would think, regardless of the technical details, that most realize and recognize that such should be fully adequate given the budget constraints that we face.
Discussing the Exon amendment and its implications for budget increases during a floor debate.
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