refrain from signing the FAA Bailout bill until other more important issues affected by the Sequestration are addressed.

Congress can not find the courage or conviction to address a scourge of gun violence in this country, nor can they put aside their differences to help the unemployed find work. Their solution to the latter, maybe involuntarily, was the sequestration. However, now that that short sighted approach is affecting the wealthy business traveler, everyone is rushing to action, even though many children, elderly, and the ill are left to wallow in the effects of the cuts to the budgets that they rely on.
Signing the FAA Bailout bill only rewards a poorly managed Congress that continues to fail the American public.