Dec 1, 1997
the Senator from Massachusetts is recognized to offer a second-degree amendment relative to the minimum wage, on which there shall be 2 hours of debate equally divided.
Arlen Specter
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Arlen Specter was a prominent American politician who served as a U.S. Senator from Pennsylvania for 30 years, from 1981 to 2011. Originally a member of the Republican Party, he switched to the Democratic Party in 2009. During his tenure, Specter was known for his moderate positions and played a key role in various significant legislative efforts, including judicial nominations and health care reform. He was involved in high-profile hearings, including those related to the 9/11 attacks and the confirmation of Supreme Court justices.
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Dec 1, 1997
I yield 7 minutes to the Senator from Rhode Island.
Dec 1, 1997
I believe that the growing coalition of steel manufacturers, and Congress must work together to remedy this import crisis before it is too late and the U.
Dec 1, 1997
I think the American people will demand and are entitled to that kind of bipartisanship.
Dec 1, 1997
I urge my colleagues to join me in supporting adoption of this resolution.
Dec 1, 1997
I believe that this Congress should assist USTR in moving this agenda forward.
Dec 1, 1997
I urge my colleagues to support the important steel resolution offered by Senator Specter.
Dec 1, 1997
I think they are not really a bill of indictment in a criminal proceeding; or it may be argued that a bill of indictment before a grand jury is judicial in nature.
Dec 1, 1997
I ask unanimous consent privilege be granted to Yvonne Byrne of my staff for the duration of the debate on this bill.
Dec 1, 1997
I urge my colleagues to vote in favor of the motion to table the Kennedy amendment at the proper time.
Dec 1, 1997
I yield 3 minutes to the distinguished Senator from Iowa.
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