The Senator from Illinois is willing to have his amendment set aside. He is certainly not trying to take advantage of anyone. I think it does not solve our problem if he withdraws his amendment.
Harry Reid: “The Senator from Illinois is willing to have his amendment set aside. He is certainly not trying to take advantage of…”
On the recordJune 15, 2004
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Discussing an amendment during Senate floor debate.
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