I am informed that in the 106th Congress, the Senator from West Virginia voted yes to ban this procedure.
William H. Frist: “I am informed that in the 106th Congress, the Senator from West Virginia voted yes to ban this procedure.”
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Discussing a previous vote by a Senator regarding a procedural ban.
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