On the recordMay 18, 1998
The only time there would be a guarantee of that is when it has gone through the Senate, the House, then a conference, and the President puts pen to paper.
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Trent Lott
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govinfo.govThe only time there would be a guarantee of that is when it has gone through the Senate, the House, then a conference, and the President puts pen to paper.
Discussing the legislative process and the importance of presidential approval.
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We are going to start doing things a little differently. We are going to go back and do some of the things that worked.
My recommendation to the Congress and to the president would be, quit campaigning, quit having press conferences. Sit down at a round table and negotiate a deal.
First of all, there's going to be an election and the numbers will be different come this fall. And you're going to need leadership from the President and from the leaders in the Congress.
You've got to do that every now and then. Even though you might get your little flak from some of the people within your conference. It's called leadership.