I ask another question. Does the Senator also agree that rather than going through 30 hours of this--first of all, with all due respect, everybody, including me, everything that has been said so far tonight in these 5 hours has already been said.
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McConnell is facing reality, and it bothers him a lot. The filibuster is on its way out. It’s not a question if. It’s a question of when it goes away.
if some rule of the Senate stands in the way of getting that, making sure that every American has the right to vote and the vote counted, then we got to change that rule.
after a quarter of a century, Senator Glenn left the Senate, and here is what he said: ``Yeah, I'll miss it, sure. But you move on to other things. That's it.'' That was John Glenn. He moved on to other things. Until a couple of years ago…
Never in the history of the country, never in the history of the country have we produced more for a president and somebody that’s led his party than we’ve done together.
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