So those who would vote against that would have to explain to the public why they felt it was inappropriate that the Senate proceed to authorize the hearing process through whatever committee structure it so designated. What could possibly be a reasonable explanation that one could give his or her constituents for voting against your amendment?
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Discussing the importance of authorizing the hearing process during Senate debate.
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