As I listened to what he said, Mr. President, it brought to mind that old song, ``Will you love me in November as you did in June?'' And I say to the Senator, why didn't he love this bill in October as he does in February?
Lincoln Chafee: “As I listened to what he said, Mr. President, it brought to mind that old song, ``Will you love me in November as you…”
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Questioning a colleague's changing support for a bill during Senate debate.
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