I will also urge them to vote ``no'' on the rule, and ``no'' on the
underlying bills. Just so no one is here under any illusions, Republicans do currently
control the House, and the Senate, and the White House. Frankly, they
have the ability to set the agenda, and they could use that agenda to
advance real reforms like infrastructure, or tax reform, or fixing our
broken immigration system, repairing broken roads and bridges. Today,
instead, we are debating something so obscure that I don't think the
American people know what OIRA does or how to pronounce it; another
bill that has to deal with whether regulations are seen and signed off
on by the staffers in the White House; and two bills that don't do
anything but undermine the separation of powers, undermine the
authority of this institution, the United States Congress, and make it
harder for public agencies to do the job that we have instructed them
to do to keep the American people safe. For these reasons, Mr.
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