Let me make perfectly clear to the gentleman from New York, there is nothing wrong with the rule on the military construction bill. The problem is the new budget resolution that my colleagues have slipped into it which allows them to spend billions of dollars more than they told the country they were going to spend just 10 days ago. That is the problem. If the gentleman is looking for a definition of hypocrisy, I would suggest that maybe he ought to look at that.
David Obey: “Let me make perfectly clear to the gentleman from New York, there is nothing wrong with the rule on the military…”
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Addressing concerns about the military construction bill and budget resolution.
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