Madam President, I rise today to ask a simple question. After 109 days of a failed war, and now a fragile, temporary, but welcome truce, will my Republican colleagues choose today to finally stand up to this president? Will my colleagues say enough is enough to the president who ran as a candidate promising no new wars?
Raphael Warnock: “Madam President, I rise today to ask a simple question. After 109 days of a failed war, and now a fragile, temporary…”
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