Mr. President, the Senate will soon cast a historic vote to decide whether Senate Joint Resolution 1 should become a part of our Constitution. This may very well be the most significant vote the Senate will cast in this session of the Congress. If we are successful, it could dramatically alter the future of our country in a very positive way. I renew my request and urge my colleagues to vote in favor of a balanced budget amendment for the sake of future generations.
William Bryan: “Mr. President, the Senate will soon cast a historic vote to decide whether Senate Joint Resolution 1 should become a…”
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Discussing the importance of a balanced budget amendment during Senate debate.
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