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Roy Blunt: On the appropriation bills, again, as I reminded the majority leader earlier today, the Republicans voting for the…

On the recordSeptember 7, 2007
On the appropriation bills, again, as I reminded the majority leader earlier today, the Republicans voting for the appropriations bills, most of them had a number of Republicans that would sustain a Presidential veto if that turns out to be the result. I would anticipate that we need to be thinking about how we move this as quickly as possible. In that regard, the Senate has already produced a fall calendar for their Members. Our Members would benefit as early as possible to having a sense to where, if we are not going to be here in the fall, I think the Senate intends not to be here the week of Columbus Day and maybe the week of Thanksgiving and maybe the week after that. I wonder if the leader can give us any sense of when to expect a fall calendar or your views on that at this point as Members make their plans for the fall. It appears the Senate, by the way, it appears our friends on the other side are scheduling as if they intend to be here for quite some time.
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Roy Blunt
Republican · Missouri

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Discussing the scheduling and planning for the Senate's fall calendar regarding appropriation bills.

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