I am asking a question: Did you know? That is my question. Did they know that when the former President sent hundreds of nominees and asked for a vote--and I am sure Reverend Sharpton and others--did they know, some of the members and groups involved and interested Americans involved--did they know that 55 nominees were not given a right to have their vote called?
Mitch Landrieu: “I am asking a question: Did you know? That is my question. Did they know that when the former President sent hundreds of…”
On the recordNovember 12, 2003
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Questioning the treatment of presidential nominees during a Senate discussion.
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