Again, that would help a good deal, but that does not solve the other problem. There are many on our side who feel so strongly about this issue of accountability that they want to be able to see the language prior to the time they are asked to vote on the motion to proceed. I have to respect the wishes of those colleagues who have made that fact known to me. Clearly, it would help if we had that language. It would solve part of the problem.
Thomas Daschle: “Again, that would help a good deal, but that does not solve the other problem. There are many on our side who feel so…”
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Discussing the need for accountability and transparency in legislative language before voting.
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