I encourage my colleagues, No. 1, as I said before, to see if we can work out some sort of bipartisan agreement. This should not be a partisan bill. This should be a bill on which we work together in the Senate. No. 2, I encourage, as a good starting point for that bipartisan arrangement, to support this very minimalist amendment, with all due respect to my colleague from Kentucky. It is a minimalist amendment to eliminate the most egregious aspects of lawsuits available to plaintiffs who want to sue victims of terrorism; that they at least should not be punished, pay compensation as a punishment, unless there was some sort of criminal behavior attached to the victim.
Rick Santorum: “I encourage my colleagues, No. 1, as I said before, to see if we can work out some sort of bipartisan agreement. This…”
On the recordJune 13, 2002
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Discussing the need for bipartisan support on a bill related to lawsuits involving victims of terrorism.
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