Thank you. While I appreciate the chairwoman's amendment, and I do believe that it does go in a direction that is much better for the bill, I still have, as I have voiced in the earlier debate, serious concerns about the bill in terms of the cost and in terms of taxpayers' dollars bailing out investors and lenders. This does not go to individual homeowners. It does not help somebody in foreclosure, an individual family in foreclosure. And so with that, I would urge a ``no'' vote on the amendment. I yield back the balance of my time.
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Expressing concerns about a bill related to financial bailouts during a House debate.
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