If I might respond, Mr. President, there is nothing in this agreement that in any way affects that, or stops it being offered. I know the Senator has indicated the desire to do that at any and every opportunity. This in no way impairs that right.
Trent Lott: “If I might respond, Mr. President, there is nothing in this agreement that in any way affects that, or stops it being…”
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Responding to concerns about an agreement during Senate floor debate.
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