I've avoided coming down on that subject, because I think that's a political choice and one made through the processes in this committee and the House.
What I can do—and I think Professor McDorman would do the same—is to lay out what I see as the pros and cons of the amendments that have been achieved. There will be people who will reasonably disagree with the assessment of which are the most important. I looked at the words Professor McDorman used in one session—and I think Mr. McCurdy as well—and tried to find something that I would consider to be a deal breaker, and I don't think I found one.
