This amendment is not silent on the question. This amendment rules out the use of force, and H.R. 4114 does not deal with the use of force at all.
Major Owens: “This amendment is not silent on the question. This amendment rules out the use of force, and H.R. 4114 does not deal…”
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Discussing an amendment related to H.R. 4114.
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