I express appreciation to the Republican leader for his thoughtful comments. This is not an inconsequential nomination, and as the Senator from Massachusetts pointed out earlier, the National Labor Relations Board is a very important body. I hope that our colleagues who have been listening will give careful thought to some of the questions that have been raised today. I urge those who have reservations about the agenda that has been put forward in the past and the views of William Gould think carefully about his nomination as Chairman of the National Labor Relations Board. I urge that they vote against this nominee.
Nancy Kassebaum: “I express appreciation to the Republican leader for his thoughtful comments. This is not an inconsequential nomination…”
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Addressing the nomination of William Gould as Chairman of the National Labor Relations Board.
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