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Bruce Westerman
@brucewesterman· Republican · AR· Jun 21, 2016

Has anyone been reprimanded or faced any consequences for their role?

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Bruce Westerman
@brucewesterman· Republican · AR· Jun 21, 2016

So you didn't find anybody to be at fault in this mine spill?

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Bruce Westerman
@brucewesterman· Republican · AR· Jun 21, 2016

I believe that you desire to see the United States lead the world in environmental protection. Is that a fair statement?

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Bruce Westerman
@brucewesterman· Republican · AR· Jun 21, 2016

As head of the EPA, do you take responsibility for the spill?

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John Boozman
@johnboozman· Republican · AR· Jun 21, 2016

Senator Boozman, what you are really referring to is what is referred to as the software development life cycle.

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John Boozman
@johnboozman· Republican · AR· Jun 21, 2016

Mr. President, today, along with Senator Leahy, I submit a resolution recognizing the 70th Anniversary of the Fulbright Program. On August 1, 1946, President Harry S. Truman signed into law legislation authored by Senator James William…

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John Boozman
@johnboozman· Republican · AR· Jun 21, 2016

Good. No, that is great. We hear a lot about, rightfully so, about opioids and stuff, so an integrated system theoretically probably would help with that, also, so that is good.

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Tom Cotton
@tomcotton· Republican · AR· Jun 21, 2016

Mr. President, I wish to recognize Joel Spencer of Little Rock, AR, as this week's Arkansan of the Week for his dedication to educating the next generation of computer coders, teaching students computer coding skills, and training other…

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Tom Cotton
@tomcotton· Republican · AR· Jun 21, 2016

Mr. President, on September 2, 1939, the House of Commons convened to debate whether to declare war on Germany for having invaded Poland. Prime Minister Neville Chamberland seemed ambivalent and didn't immediately call for a declaration…

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Tom Cotton
@tomcotton· Republican · AR· Jun 20, 2016

Our own President has said that the United Kingdom would have to go to 'the back of the queue' for any new trade agreement.

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John Boozman
@johnboozman· Republican · AR· Jun 20, 2016

So, his attitude is that the Attorney General trumps Congress passing a law?

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John Boozman
@johnboozman· Republican · AR· Jun 20, 2016

But, he does not get to decide what laws he is going to enforce.

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John Boozman
@johnboozman· Republican · AR· Jun 20, 2016

I would really like to see a more proactive approach and a little bit less defensive actions in those regards.

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Tom Cotton
@tomcotton· Republican · AR· Jun 20, 2016

Some British politicians have promised--or perhaps I should say threatened--immediate tax increases or budget cuts if the U.K. citizens vote to leave.

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