In response, let me indicate my best information is they are still insisting that we not deal with LIHEAP in this legislation, which is of course not my position. I think we should deal with it. Accordingly, I would not agree to just a sense of the Senate on that subject, which is their preference, as I understand it. I hope we can persuade them otherwise. If not, then we will have to have a vote.
Discussing the inclusion of LIHEAP in legislation during Senate debate.
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