If this resolution is brought to a vote, those who vote ``yes'' will be voting to investigate and to report. I suspect that there are going to be a lot of ``no'' votes on the resolution. I wonder if the gentleman would care to speculate what a ``no'' vote on such a resolution might mean.
The speaker is discussing the implications of voting on a resolution related to an investigation.
Share
More from Robert Walker
No. This is a one-stop shopping center. NTIS is a one-stop shopping center for exactly the information you are talking about. What we are doing is creating a brand new system. All I am saying is if somebody has been dealing with NTIS or…
What about welfare reform? Surely that is in the budget. The President has talked so much about welfare reform.
The point is that here we have this Tetracofico that includes these four items, including the giant money bag that we know from the original bill was a $12 billion item. It is not here, but guess what is coming, folks. Guess what is just…
Prior to the adoption of the Stenholm amendment, the Barton amendment in the nature of a substitute was narrowly rejected by the Committee of the Whole, 213 to 215. But because the votes of the Delegates were decisive, the amendment was…
Other voices in this conversation
