I have been very clear with every Republican Senator I have spoken to that, of course, the motion to strike, we would get to that as soon as we can. If Senators had other amendments related to the don't ask, don't tell provision, which has been somewhat controversial, and some people on the other side don't like that--if there are other amendments related to that, we would be happy to do that before we leave for the elections. Then we would have to see what else we can work out on this prior to going home for the elections. But recognize-- and I think it is clear--that we are not going to be able to complete this bill before we go home.
Harry Reid: “I have been very clear with every Republican Senator I have spoken to that, of course, the motion to strike, we would…”
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The speaker discusses the timeline and amendments related to the 'don't ask, don't tell' provision before elections.
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