The point of order is that poster that is being brought is disparaging of a Member of the Senate. The SPEAKER pro tempore. The gentleman will suspend. The Chair requests that the poster be presented to the Chair for his observation. The gentleman from Colorado raises an objection to the use of an exhibit in debate. Under the rules of the House, the Chair may submit the question of its use to the House or make a judgment on its use as a matter of decorum. The Chair has examined the exhibit and finds that it does not constitute a breach of decorum.
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