it still remains unpopular on Pennsylvania Avenue, and I am certain if we dub it the Pelosi amendment, then in next year's request they indeed would include it in their request. Or maybe we could do better. Maybe we could ensure that if someday there might be a Republican President, maybe we could name it the Pelosi-Callahan amendment, and thus ensure its inclusion in any bill submitted to this Congress.
James T. Callahan: “it still remains unpopular on Pennsylvania Avenue, and I am certain if we dub it the Pelosi amendment, then in next…”
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