On the recordApril 21, 2009
Whatever happens at Copenhagen or other locations will require ratification by the United States Senate in the form of treaties.
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congress.govWhatever happens at Copenhagen or other locations will require ratification by the United States Senate in the form of treaties.
Lugar emphasizes the need for Senate ratification of treaties from international negotiations.
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