I think just to make this very, very clear, we are both opposing a politically motivated adjustment to CPI, or a political adjustment, and we are both supporting a mathematical computation that is accurate and that accurately reflects inflation in our Nation today. I think virtually all of the American people would support that. That is what the Bureau of Labor Statistics is supposed to be doing.
Mark Neumann: “I think just to make this very, very clear, we are both opposing a politically motivated adjustment to CPI, or a…”
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Discussing opposition to politically motivated adjustments to the Consumer Price Index.
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