It is more than time that Congress took up this legislation, passed a bill on a bipartisan basis, delivered it to 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, and, if necessary, was prepared to override a presidential veto.
Toomey emphasizes urgency for Congress to act on bipartisan legislation.
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