Do we have the courage, tenacity and the ability to get anything done anymore? If we can't do this, we ought to vote to dissolve the Congress and go home and wait for the next election.
Trent Lott: “Do we have the courage, tenacity and the ability to get anything done anymore? If we can't do this, we ought to vote to…”
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Senator Trent Lott expresses frustration over Congress's inability to pass the immigration bill.
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