I am suggesting that the Senator is proposing that there be a toughening of the penalty, instead of toughening the rule in a significant way, and I think that really is a diversion from the issue before us, which is whether or not we toughen the rules. And I am saying, even if you look at the toughening of the penalty--to say we are really toughening these penalties because, if you are reprimanded three times, then you will be automatically expelled--as a matter of fact, you cannot be reprimanded even once without your consent.
Carl Levin: “I am suggesting that the Senator is proposing that there be a toughening of the penalty, instead of toughening the rule…”
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Debating the proposed changes to penalties and rules in the Senate.
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