I do not think we ought to have an open question in a constitutional amendment, because this is a life and death matter.
Mike Levin: “I do not think we ought to have an open question in a constitutional amendment, because this is a life and death matter.”
On the recordFebruary 16, 1995
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Discussing the implications of a constitutional amendment during Senate debate.
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