On the recordFebruary 6, 1999
The presence of Scott Bates in that chair and in our lives is something most of us have counted on each and every day.
The presence of Scott Bates in that chair and in our lives is something most of us have counted on each and every day.
Acknowledgment of Scott Bates' impact in the Senate.
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