Political Quotes

William H. Frist

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Quotes by year · 1996–2017399 total · peak 2005 (126)
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Mar 2, 2006

We will be having a vote in 30 minutes. In all likelihood, that will be the last vote of the day. ____________________

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Mar 2, 2006

That will be fine. The ACTING PRESIDENT pro tempore. Without objection, it is so ordered. ____________________

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Mar 1, 2006

Today the Senate passed the PATRIOT Act amendments bill, and we are now considering the PATRIOT Act conference report. Early today, by a vote of 84 to 15, the Senate overwhelmingly invoked cloture on the conference report. Under an…

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Feb 15, 2006

Tomorrow--to explain what we did--following morning business, the Senate will resume debate on the motion to proceed to the PATRIOT Act amendments act. The cloture vote on that motion to proceed will occur at 10:30 in the morning. Under…

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Feb 14, 2006

Again, the motion is pending, and if the Senators desire to debate the motion they should be prepared to do so. The Chair is obligated to put the question. I put Members on notice that they should remain on the floor if they feel the need…

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Feb 14, 2006

To clarify, given my math being incorrect, that vote would be a little bit after 6 o'clock tonight on the motion to waive the point of order.

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Feb 14, 2006

I modify my unanimous consent request, that there now be 3 hours minus 20 minutes--2 hours 40 minutes--for debate with the times as designated.

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Feb 14, 2006

When we return to the asbestos bill later today, we have the motion to waive pending, and we will be talking to the two managers this morning to determine the best time for that vote to occur today. Having said that, we are going to have a…

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Feb 13, 2006

If this is no further business to come before the Senate, I ask unanimous consent that the Senate stand in adjournment under the previous order. There being no objection, the Senate, at 9:58 p.m., adjourned until Tuesday, February 14…

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Feb 13, 2006

Through the Chair in response, it really depends on how many of these motions we have. They are coming from the Democratic side of the aisle, and although a list has been provided, how many actually will require a vote--I would think we…

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Feb 6, 2006

This afternoon we have scheduled a period of morning business. I mentioned at the close of business last week that it had been my intention to begin consideration today of the bipartisan asbestos legislation. Unfortunately, we are unable…

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Feb 2, 2006

It has been a very long day, but a very productive day with the ultimate passage of the Tax Relief Act by a vote of 66 to 31. In addition, just a short time ago, we passed the temporary extension of a very important bill, the PATRIOT Act…

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Feb 2, 2006

All right. Mr. President, we will work out on filing the motion to proceed here, and I will have an announcement. We will have no votes tomorrow. By the end of tonight, we will have Tuesday worked out. We will be debating the asbestos bill…

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Feb 1, 2006

Reserving the right, the recognition prior to Senator Durbin would be to Senator Bond?

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Jan 26, 2006

To reiterate, today we filed a cloture motion on the nomination of Judge Alito. The cloture vote will be 4:30 on Monday. We will have some more debate time on Monday. I believe we have provided plenty of time for debate on the nomination…

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Dec 21, 2005

This is the NASA authorization bill. I congratulate Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison for this particular piece of legislation, because as we look to the future, science and the technology, and the importance and significance of this…

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Dec 21, 2005

There are several nominations that had been cleared for some length of time on our side of the aisle, and I was disappointed we were not able to clear them on the other side. The Intelligence Committee reported the General Counsel of the…

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Dec 21, 2005

Real quickly, this means that we will have 30 minutes of total debate followed by the concurrent resolution, followed immediately by Defense appropriations, followed by the authorization by voice. That is my understanding.

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Dec 21, 2005

I will make a final statement on the deficit reduction act. The Democratic leader also will, and then there will be 10 minutes after that before we begin to vote. ____________________

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Dec 20, 2005

I will return later tonight to make further announcements about the schedule for tomorrow. I wish to emphasize what the distinguished minority leader has said. There will be a lot of votes tomorrow. We will begin voting around 10 minutes…

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Dec 20, 2005

My goal would be to be out, for sure, tomorrow. I think we can work on that. I appreciate the appeal from that side of aisle to be out tomorrow. We can't have obstruction. Getting the votes done and finishing everything tomorrow would be a…

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Dec 20, 2005

Indeed, he is going to do his very best. Votes tomorrow, where the other side of the aisle causes us to have rollcall votes on motions to proceed and then cause us to file cloture, make it difficult. I was ready to get out 2 days ago. If…

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Dec 20, 2005

And with regard to that, we have a number of nominations, we have a number of judges, as well, we very much would like to be able to address. There are other issues with regard to the PATRIOT Act, Labor-HHS. We have a lot to do, all of…

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Dec 20, 2005

Let me make a statement now. I ask unanimous consent my statement be made on our time on the reconciliation. The ACTING PRESIDENT pro tempore. Without objection, it is so ordered. ____________________

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Dec 20, 2005

A couple of things. First, we do not want to delay any votes that will delay when we finally are able to depart. Within the next 48 hours we will have a number of votes. We will work on scheduling so we can let people know with certainty…

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