Jim Inhofe: “We are trying to lock in votes for tonight, and I was preparing for a…”

On the recordMay 11, 2005

We are trying to lock in votes for tonight, and I was preparing for a unanimous consent request, but to do that we would have to give--I think the Senator needs to give the other side at least a couple of minutes to respond. The request would be to have two votes take place beginning at 5:30 on the Lautenberg amendment and the Harkin amendment. Could I interrupt the Senator to make that unanimous consent request?

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Jim Inhofe

Republican · Oklahoma

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Jim Inhofe: “We are trying to lock in votes for tonight, and I was preparing for a unanimous consent request, but to do that we would…”