I suggest we continue to work together to see if we can come up with a plan on how to proceed. It would be optimal to have a vote, a substantive vote. As the Senator from Nevada may not be aware, there are different opinions on how to best address this issue. There are a couple of other proposals that have been floated out there that Members on our side would like to vote on by way of amendment to the underlying legislation. This is an important piece of legislation. It is a piece of legislation on first impression here to the Senate and, given the importance of this legislation, it begs a full debate and the opportunity for different points of view to be expressed through the amendment process. While I appreciate the chance for an up-or-down vote on the Allard text, I do know of many Members who have different ideas and would like to see those ideas be reflected by way of amendment.
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Discussing the need for a full debate on legislation related to traditional marriage.
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