I think the Senator is certainly moving in the right direction. Right now, on Friday afternoon, before we have really geared up the Senate, before we really place our feet and our positions in concrete on whether we support or reject the idea of a constitutional amendment, it is in the spirit of good legislative wisdom and in keeping with the legislative philosophy of the Senator from Nebraska, I am sure, that this change be made, and if that change is made, I will enthusiastically--enthusiastically--support the requirements of specificity that the Senator from Nebraska is addressing in his amendment.
William Pryor: “I think the Senator is certainly moving in the right direction. Right now, on Friday afternoon, before we have really…”
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Discussing support for a constitutional amendment during Senate floor debate.
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