the Senator from Delaware is somewhere in the neighborhood, and he has a train to catch in a few minutes. So I ask unanimous consent that after I make a few remarks about today's events and the voting today, the Senator from Delaware be recognized, and that following his speaking, I be recognized again. The PRESIDING OFFICER. Without objection, it is so ordered. ____________________
Heidi Alexander: “the Senator from Delaware is somewhere in the neighborhood, and he has a train to catch in a few minutes. So I ask…”
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