I think it would be better if we were able to at least get rid of that amendment in a positive way. I think that is a very important amendment. If I had to choose between the ATM amendment or the amendment dealing with annuities, it would be hard for me to make a choice which one is the most important amendment. It is not a question of not having two amendments. It is a question of couldn't we at least dispose of one of them which is an important amendment; otherwise, the way this train is going, we may never get to the annuity amendment.
Harry Reid: “I think it would be better if we were able to at least get rid of that amendment in a positive way. I think that is a…”
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The speaker is discussing the importance of the annuity amendment in relation to other amendments.
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