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Jimmy Carter: The most important vote that the incumbent Members of the Senate will ever cast is concerning the ratification of SALT…

On the recordMay 10, 1979
The most important vote that the incumbent Members of the Senate will ever cast is concerning the ratification of SALT II.
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Jimmy Carter
Democratic · Georgia

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