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On the recordNovember 1, 2023
There have been a few areas covered, and so I will try to be brief. I yield myself the balance of my time. I want to thank my colleague from New York for his collegiality and professionalism in the way that we have gone through this process this year and I look forward to working with him in the future. Architect of the Capitol, their top ten projects were funded. I know there has been some discussion about it. We didn't pick them. We asked them to pick them, and so they did. In these times, when we are running deficits that are in the t neighborhood, not the b neighborhood, I don't think it is inappropriate to say we probably ought to look at some of the largest areas that we spend money on. When you look at the leg branch allocation, that pie chart, the biggest slice of the pie in the whole thing, other than running our offices and our committees and paying our employee benefits, is Architect of the Capitol. Give us your ten top priorities. I don't think that is partisan. I think that is responsible fiscal management. You can keep moving forward, but it is not like we don't have to eventually pay those bills. The Sergeant at Arms office, as I have indicated--and I won't spend a lot of time on it--is there and funded under this bill for cybersecurity and for one district office. If you have multiple ones, that doesn't make you a bad person.…
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Mark Amodei
Republican · Nevada
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Nov 1, 2023

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