If we could agree to a vote on one or two amendments on the Gitmo situation and allow us the opportunity to debate this evening or possibly an hour tomorrow morning before the vote, that would accommodate us completely. If we could accommodate that request, then we can go forward. That is the request we would like to make.
Chris Dodd: “If we could agree to a vote on one or two amendments on the Gitmo situation and allow us the opportunity to debate this…”
On the recordJune 20, 2006
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