as the gentleman is well aware, he and I read every word and every comma of each report. I have not seen the name Mr. Lextra ever, and I doubt the gentleman from Wisconsin has.
C. W. Bill Young: “as the gentleman is well aware, he and I read every word and every comma of each report. I have not seen the name Mr.…”
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