I would say that the assurances given by the scholarly gentleman from Maryland are satisfactory to our side and to those who have raised concerns in the course of the debate this afternoon, and I would most certainly hope that we will not have a request for a recorded vote. I think this should pass on voice vote.
James Oberstar: “I would say that the assurances given by the scholarly gentleman from Maryland are satisfactory to our side and to those…”
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Discussing assurances related to a legislative debate.
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