Being that the Senate is made up of about 65 to 70 percent attorneys--and I not being one of those--that was the longest ``yes, I did not ask him any further questions in written form'' I have ever heard. But we have to contend with that in this body. I watched those hearings with a great deal of interest because I believe, as does the Senator from New York, this is a very sensitive and important part of our role in the Senate. However, I think we have injected a double standard here in this case. And I think that case has been made here. But I would say after----
Joseph T. Burns: “Being that the Senate is made up of about 65 to 70 percent attorneys--and I not being one of those--that was the longest…”
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Discussing the Senate's role and double standards during hearings.
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