I think most of us prefer not to be here, but the Constitution obligates us to be here, and the Constitution also directs what we can do while we are here
Brian Bilbray: “I think most of us prefer not to be here, but the Constitution obligates us to be here, and the Constitution also…”
On the recordDecember 1, 1997
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