Mr. Chairman, the point is that the substitute wrecks bankruptcy reform. What I am trying to get across, and what I hope is the message to all the Members is that any amendments practically that would harm the basic reforms that we put into this measure are unacceptable. Mr. Chairman, I ask that we vote down this substitute, as well as the other amendments.
Addressing concerns about amendments to bankruptcy reform legislation.
Share
More from Hon. George W. Gekas
Mr. Speaker, it is true that from the very first moment that we began the movement for bankruptcy reform, farmers in Chapter 12 were always one of the priorities, and not a day passed in the formation of the new bankruptcy reform bill that…
I believe it was in the first week in which I operated as an assistant district attorney in Dauphin County in Pennsylvania when I had the duty of supervising an investigation and a court setting for a case evolving from wiretapping; and it…
I want to speak about the AMVETS who, in Pennsylvania, throughout the time that I served in the legislature, continuously participated in legislative action that pertained to veterans. On the question of veterans preference in civil…
the Congress once again is facing the fiscal train wreck that seems to come about every October 1, the end of the fiscal year, when the Congress has not finished its appropriations cycle and we are left with a device, a tricky device…
Other voices in this conversation
