So, in that short period of time before they self-identified the misinterpretation of the memorandum...
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Senator Burr discusses the timeline of misinterpretation of a memorandum.
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If you can take the outline you just presented to me and get somebody from the Administration to fill in in between the action steps that are going to be taken, you might have a plan.
in a few minutes, I am going to ask unanimous consent for the passage of the bill. In the interim, I would like to yield some time to my good friend Senator Wicker. The PRESIDING OFFICER. The Senator from Mississippi.
I rise today in the time-honored tradition of giving my farewell remarks to the United States Senate. This is an opportunity to thank my friends, my colleagues, and the voters of North Carolina who have supported me for 28 years, through 8…
Are you beginning to see the pattern as to why a plan is important? This has been a well-orchestrated event up to this point.





