William H. Frist said "as an additional reminder to Senators, this afternoon at 4:30 we will proceed to executive session for the consideration of Kimberly Ann Moore to be a U.S. circuit court judge. A vote will occur at 5:30 on the confirmation of this judicial nomination. Having said that, I expect a productive week as we wrap up our business on the Defense appropriations bill. Recognition of the Minority Leader The PRESIDENT pro tempore. The Democratic leader is recognized. DoD Appropriations" @ PoliticalQuotes.com

On the recordSeptember 5, 2006

as an additional reminder to Senators, this afternoon at 4:30 we will proceed to executive session for the consideration of Kimberly Ann Moore to be a U.S. circuit court judge. A vote will occur at 5:30 on the confirmation of this judicial nomination. Having said that, I expect a productive week as we wrap up our business on the Defense appropriations bill. Recognition of the Minority Leader The PRESIDENT pro tempore. The Democratic leader is recognized. DoD Appropriations

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