But, sir, would you allow me? If we let this calamitous event take place of bringing down this trade bill there will be plenty of blame to go around, too.
Patrick Moynihan: “But, sir, would you allow me? If we let this calamitous event take place of bringing down this trade bill there will be…”
Editor's note · Context
Discussing the implications of a trade bill during a floor debate.
Share
More from Patrick Moynihan
I wonder if I might ask our distinguished leader, he mentioned the Executive Calendar. The Finance Committee has held hearings on six nominees, two tax court judges of some considerable salience, two public trustees of the Social Security…
I rise for the pleasant purpose of noting the decision by the Committee on Rules to add two names to that very special group that is portrayed in our reception room--six of the most distinguished Senators in our history. We have now added…
May I simply thank my revered friend. We have been together, even across the aisle, for a near quarter century. There is no one whose regard I greater value and whose remarks I could not be more moved by.
If the present report is to serve any large purpose, it is to introduce the public to the thought that secrecy is a mode of regulation. In truth, it is the ultimate mode for the citizen does not even know that he or she is being regulated.





