I realize the Senator is not in a position to make certain pronouncements that would be binding on others interested in the measure, but I am concerned lest we tomorrow find ourselves short of time; quite a number of votes that have been stacked, not much time for explaining those amendments and, in the final analysis, voting on the measures that we know very little, if anything, about. I am not talking about the Senator. He is on the committee. He knows what is in the amendments.
Cord Byrd: “I realize the Senator is not in a position to make certain pronouncements that would be binding on others interested in…”
Editor's note · Context
Expressing concern about the legislative process and time constraints during Senate debate.
Share
More from Cord Byrd
this Sunday, May 9, is Mothers Day in the United States. Many European nations have long observed ``Mothering Sundays,'' which are also part of the liturgical calendar in several Christian denominations. Catholics observe Laetare Sunday…
this afternoon we take up legislation making emergency supplemental appropriations for the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan and to help Americans cope with a sagging economy. One year ago, Congress sent the President a war funding supplemental…
I was sad to learn that Richard Darman passed away last week. Mr. Darman was a good man, an outstanding public servant, and a great American. I liked him very much. Dick Darman was a graduate of Harvard and Harvard Business School whose…
If the administration's request for 2008 is funded in full, appropriations for military operations and other war-related activities in Iraq, Afghanistan, and elsewhere in the war on terrorism will rise to $188 billion this year and to a…





