Have a record vote and strip it out. As I understand the circumstances, those with whom the Senator disagrees at this point, they are content just preventing the Senator from considering this bill because they do not want to have a vote. They will lose the vote, and lose the vote by a fairly large margin. Will the Senator from South Carolina agree with that assessment?
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