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other side of the aisle seem to understand the pain that all of this is causing.that's why 19 -- 19 sene democrats recent shrined a bipartisan letter with 21 republicans that called on the administration to mitigate the impact of these cuts to medicare advantage. weigh appreciate democrat support on any issue. it's good when they acknowledge the senselessness of cutting one successful program to fund a failed one of cuts that will make it even harder for america's seniors to keep the benefits, plans, and doctors of their choice. but, frankly, it is hard to believe they're really being serious on this one. that's because nearly every one of these senators voted for obamacare, the very law that imposes the same cuts they're now railing against and nearly every single one of them voted later to keep these quuts in place. senator hatch proposed an amendment that would have reversed obamacare's cuts to medicare advantage and it only failed because nearly every democratic senator voted against it. so washington democrats had their chance for a mulligan, and they took a pass. they actually can'

opposed sene. the ayes appeared to have it. they do have it. thinking. do you have an amendment? commitment number four goes to the issue that ranking member cobourg talked about as far as delivery in rural areas. the postal service used to use third parties to assist postal delivery in rural areas. these services are organized under a thing called the alternative means of transportation contracts. in june 2012 the postal service unilaterally implemented the pilot program in the northern planes which reduces contract use and in turn reduces mail delivery standards in these northern planes states. so all sorts of stories out there. senator i can't, i will give you one quick one. i can give you a bunch, one of them that actually is something that my wife and night. another story equally as important, rancher, of fair shot away. 400 miles to be my guess the real estate lease, said police to overnight delivery, it did not get there for nine days. overnight delivery u.s. ps. the reason is because they had struck it. i would encourage adoption of this amendment. >> let me just say that

chairman sanders has recently brought w forth introducing sene bill 1982 and that is indeed one of the most wide-ranging veterans bills ever brought forward. i'd like to extend our sincere appreciation to chairman sanderr and all members of these committees on behalf of the more than 1.4 million members of dav and its auxiliary for the outstanding support that you have given our nation's injured and i'll veterans and their families and survivors. we wish you all the best in our efforts, through the rest of the 113th congress, on behalf of america's veterans, their families, and survivors. allow my to introduce those seated at table with me as well ases some distinguished guests. nationallage. >> tant mark burr just.st executive directors, gary augustine. servic e director jim marszalek. legislative director, joseph violante. voluntary services director ron mentor. auxiliary national commander, susan miller of colorado. auxiliary national adjutant, judy heslan. senior vice commander ron pope of north carolina. vice commanders, george of, foster of california, and denni culder ofda new y