Could I just ask the gentleman, Mr. Speaker, in 1985, did the deeming resolution raise the allocation above that which the House had just approved 2 weeks before? This is $1.4 billion more than the whole House approved.
John Spratt: “Could I just ask the gentleman, Mr. Speaker, in 1985, did the deeming resolution raise the allocation above that which…”
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Questioning a colleague about a past deeming resolution and its financial implications.
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