Mr. Leader, if I could, the manager of the bill, the President pro tempore of the Senate, has done outstanding work last night and was able to get rid of 116 amendments. If we give him a few more hours, maybe he can do better than that. I have great faith in the Senator from Alaska and the Senator from West Virginia. I would say--and this is not the time for debate--people contend we did not do the work of last year, and we should have, we acknowledge that, but it was not the fault of the Senate. It was the fault of the House. We are going, as I told the leader yesterday, to do everything we can to move this bill as quickly as we can. I think it would be in the best interests of everyone if we did move it.
Harry Reid: “Mr. Leader, if I could, the manager of the bill, the President pro tempore of the Senate, has done outstanding work last…”
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Discussing the progress of a bill and the Senate's efforts to expedite its passage.
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