If we were genuinely worried about this issue, then we would work on compromise legislation that would have a chance of making it to the President's desk rather than messaging bills that never had a chance of getting consideration by the Senate.
Higgins calls for bipartisan legislation instead of ineffective messaging bills.
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Madam Speaker, may I inquire as to the time remaining. The SPEAKER pro tempore. The gentleman from Louisiana has 13 minutes remaining.
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the gray zone coercion and their tactics to advance their own causes in that region while staying below the threshold of what would internationally be recognized as an act of war
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