I would add it is the feeling of this committee that that letter has no standing whatsoever. It is a political document. But I would say to the President, Where is your letter for the 13,000 Philadelphia, PA, tri-State workers that are going to be laid off at the end of this month? Where is your letter of concern for them? Where is your letter of concern for all of those other bases, or are we just pandering to one State because of the electoral votes there? Mr. Speaker, I am absolutely outraged at, again, the lowness of the depths that this President would take in this process. He has demeaned the Commission. He has demeaned the process. But somehow that does not surprise me. Vote ``no.``
W. Weldon: “I would add it is the feeling of this committee that that letter has no standing whatsoever. It is a political document.…”
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Addressing concerns over a letter from the President regarding layoffs of workers in Pennsylvania.
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