To my colleague's great credit, he did not assert there was any fraud. We prosecute aggressively in the State of Oregon. I see my colleague from Missouri is in the Chamber, and I want him to be assured, however this vote turns out this morning, we are going to continue to work relentlessly for a bipartisan compromise. I urge my colleagues to vote for cloture.
Ron Wyden: “To my colleague's great credit, he did not assert there was any fraud. We prosecute aggressively in the State of Oregon.…”
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Discussing the importance of bipartisan compromise during a Senate vote.
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