let me note that the Vice President, Al Gore, a former Member of this body, served the Senate. I served with him here. I served with him in the House. He has served his country so well for a long time. He, probably more than most Vice Presidents, did spend time up here. On a few occasions, he did have to come and break ties. Generally, I did not like that, but he was prepared to do that. He served his country so well, and a simple resolution of this nature is not adequate to express the appreciation of the Senate and of our Nation. Mr. DASCHLE addressed the Chair. The PRESIDING OFFICER. The Democratic leader.
Trent Lott: “let me note that the Vice President, Al Gore, a former Member of this body, served the Senate. I served with him here. I…”
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