Mr. Chairman, in addition to having an opportunity to pass an amendment that I thought should have been passed back in January of 1995, that I had offered then, I think probably it helps in a Republican Congress to have a Republican offeree, and I trust that this bill will pass, although I suspect that there will be more opposition to it than is present here tonight. This is also an opportunity to correct a technical problem that we have encountered with the Congressional Budget Office's scoring of State and local mandates. That is why I urge everyone to support the Davis-Moran amendment.
James Moran: “Mr. Chairman, in addition to having an opportunity to pass an amendment that I thought should have been passed back in…”
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Discussing an amendment related to Congressional Budget Office scoring during a committee meeting.
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