H.R.4168, the 'Caring for the Fallen Act' which would designate the appropriate entity, the American Battlefields Monuments Commission (ABMC), to care for the Clark Veterans Cemetery.
Frank Guinta
The Public Record
MOAA recommends the Committees approve bi-partisan legislation (H.R. 4168, Rep. Guinta, R-NH) to place the Clark AFB Military Cemetery under the control of the American Battle Monuments Commission.
MOAA supports legislation to place the Clark AFB Military Cemetery under the control of the American Battle Monuments Commission.
Recently Frank Guinta introduced HR-4168, which addresses the neglected condition of that cemetery.
I don't support what the President did. I have looked at this issue. I have spent quite a bit of time looking at precedent, and I think this President in this circumstance overstepped his authority.
It appears that your first field hearing was on this subject matter and you also issued guidance on this on January 19th.
I think it is better to err on the side of caution and be over-transparent than under-transparent.
If I could just have the record reflect that that was part of her testimony.
I think that is the direct nexus to job creation, whether it is in my home State of New Hampshire or anywhere in the country.
So liquidity is dispersed, you say, over 13 different exchanges. Are you suggesting that that is part of the liquidity problem?
I think the chairman's bill makes a lot of sense at $5 million instead of $1 million, which is what the President is looking for.





