So what we also need to look at here is the $650 million, an appropriate amount for the 1.5 million. Are we, if we delay this another 4 months, even going to be able to find that 1.5 million? And I told a story the other day when we were discussing this about Tom Osborne, a Nebraskan icon, an idol. When he ran for Congress, a poll was done showing he had 95 percent name ID in the State of Nebraska when he ran for Congress. That means after 30 years of coaching and three national championships in the State of Nebraska, there were still 5 percent that had never heard of him. So if the new standard is to reach 100 percent, Mr. Speaker, we're not going to get there on February 18 or in June or June of 2010. So I don't understand why we're delaying this.
Lee Terry: “So what we also need to look at here is the $650 million, an appropriate amount for the 1.5 million. Are we, if we delay…”
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Discussing the implications of funding delays during a congressional debate.
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