Again, this is our opportunity, as we close this debate to thank everybody participating in the debate for their decorum and their honesty and their strong beliefs. I believe that this is the correct way to go. I believe it is the right thing to do. This is justice. I will strongly oppose the Solomon amendment. I will support the bipartisan amendment of Burton-Young-Miller, and I suggest respectfully that this is the right thing for Congress today. And as we stop this great century and begin a new century, the right thing to do for the Americans of Puerto Rico and the great United States of America.
Don Young: “Again, this is our opportunity, as we close this debate to thank everybody participating in the debate for their decorum…”
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Addressing the conclusion of a debate and expressing support for a bipartisan amendment.
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