On the recordSeptember 7, 2004
What is absolutely critical, from a leadership standpoint on both sides of the aisle, is to have a framework so we can accomplish the Nation's business and move America forward.
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govinfo.govWilliam H. Frist: “What is absolutely critical, from a leadership standpoint on both sides of the aisle, is to have a framework so we can…”
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Discussing the need for a legislative framework during Senate proceedings.
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