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Thomas Daschle: I say to Senator Dorgan that I don't think we ought to exclude anybody. Clearly, no one has devoted more time to the…

On the recordJuly 25, 2001
I say to Senator Dorgan that I don't think we ought to exclude anybody. Clearly, no one has devoted more time to the issue and has been more eloquent on the floor with regard to safety and the importance of recognizing the issue of safety than Senator Dorgan. Senator Murray has accommodated everybody, and I know in these discussions that would be her intent as well. I appreciate the Senator's interest in being involved in these discussions. I want to say that we hope to include anybody that has an interest in it.
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Thomas Daschle
South Dakota

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Discussing the importance of inclusivity in safety discussions.

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