I have no question about the gentleman's values or his intent. Is there any element of this bill that if we substituted ``Chanukah,'' which you mentioned, recognizing the importance of the symbols and traditions of Chanukah, would you find that offensive in any way?
Anthony Weiner: “I have no question about the gentleman's values or his intent. Is there any element of this bill that if we substituted…”
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