I am saying that we have a perfect right to offer our amendments, and we are not going to be shut out if we can keep enough discipline to keep 41 votes in the saddle.
Dale Bumpers: “I am saying that we have a perfect right to offer our amendments, and we are not going to be shut out if we can keep…”
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Discussing the right to propose amendments during a legislative debate.
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