Apparently in an effort to curry favor with big spending corporations by appearing as anti-regulatory as possible, Tiahrt again tried to stick in an anti-regulatory amendment that would compromise an agency's ability to do anything for the public interest -- this time, on the spending bill for military quality of life and veterans' affairs. That's right: veterans and soldiers. Get the amendment here. As with his other amendments, a point of order was raised against it, and Tiahrt withdrew it.