If I may say to the gentlewoman, every day the AFL-CIO and the Chamber of Commerce, the NAM and the NRA, and I am sure any number of interest groups in this country rate our votes according to their perspective, and I would suggest there is absolutely nothing inappropriate about that. It is clearly a matter of expression protected, I think not only by the first amendment, but under other provisions of the Constitution, and about the rights of citizens.
Norvell Emerson: “If I may say to the gentlewoman, every day the AFL-CIO and the Chamber of Commerce, the NAM and the NRA, and I am sure…”
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Discussing the rating of congressional votes by various interest groups.
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