I think this is an honest-to-goodness, legitimate attempt to clarify, and I also think it is an honest-to-goodness attempt to work with the other side of the aisle. Again I want to compliment the gentleman from California for doing that, and I want to go one step further. I think it makes the standard even stronger.
Jack Fields: “I think this is an honest-to-goodness, legitimate attempt to clarify, and I also think it is an honest-to-goodness…”
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