This rule, as it stands, discriminates against amendments made in order. My colleagues who entered into the debate today said they are against discrimination; therefore, I urge them to vote ``no'' on the previous question and for equality.
Doc Hastings: “This rule, as it stands, discriminates against amendments made in order. My colleagues who entered into the debate today…”
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Addressing concerns about a rule that discriminates against certain amendments.
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