Political Quotes

William H. Frist

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Quotes by year · 1996–2017399 total · peak 2005 (126)
1996: 12 quotes1997: 5 quotes1998: 8 quotes1999: 4 quotes2000: 1 quote2001: 14 quotes2002: 8 quotes2003: 46 quotes2004: 60 quotes2005: 126 quotes2006: 114 quotes2017: 1 quote
Jul 29, 2005

I thank our colleagues on this very important piece of legislation--both those who have reservations and those who support this very important act. I talked to the Attorney General a short while ago, and he expressed his appreciation to…

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Jul 28, 2005

Or we could even be before. We could actually come on those amendments before as well.

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Jul 28, 2005

For the last 30 minutes or so, we have been putting together an orderly way to address several issues: the underlying bill, the gun liability bill; CAFTA; and the energy report, which we received from the House. I know a lot of our…

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Jul 28, 2005

I will go through the whole schedule shortly, if I can get through the unanimous consent request. Very briefly, we will have a rollcall vote on CAFTA in about 30 minutes, 25 minutes. Whenever we finish that, it would be the last rollcall…

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Jul 28, 2005

In response to our distinguished colleague from Massachusetts, there have been several filed amendments. I mentioned 1 o'clock today because then we will have the whole universe of filed amendments. We are going to proceed and have a…

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Jul 27, 2005

It is our intention--and I will be offering an amendment shortly--but we will be in discussions with the leadership and the ranking member and chairman discussing amendments and allowing them to be offered accordingly in the judgment of…

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Jul 27, 2005

I am happy to say, that is why I specifically stated in my unanimous consent request ``in consultation with the Democratic leader.'' Until we get through the highway bill, the Energy bill, Interior appropriations, Legislative Branch…

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Jul 27, 2005

I will phrase it that at any time determined by the majority leader, after consultation with the Democratic leader, the Senate will resume consideration of the Defense authorization bill.

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Jul 26, 2005

Very briefly, both sides have talked about the importance of the Defense authorization bill. We both feel the importance of that bill. Cloture being invoked here shortly, which I believe it will, will allow us to have a Defense…

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Jul 26, 2005

Yes. The PRESIDING OFFICER (Mr. Vitter). The Senator from Alaska is recognized. Boy Scouts Jamboree Tragedy

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Jul 26, 2005

I do not have a statement this morning. Following the Democratic leader's statement, I believe the Senator from Alaska has a brief statement to make as well.

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Jul 21, 2005

I say to the Senator, indeed it is, Mr. Chairman. The Cub Scouts badges and uniform is one I wore and, indeed, my three boys wore, Harrison, Jonathan, and Bryan. It is that introduction to Scouts that most of us first experience. Indeed…

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Jul 19, 2005

Tomorrow the Senate will complete action on the Foreign Operations appropriations bill. We have several pending amendments to dispose of tomorrow morning. Although that list is longer than I would like, it is hoped that most of those…

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Jul 19, 2005

We have a lot to do in the next week and a half. DOD authorization, as the Democrat leader and as my colleagues know, is a high priority. We also are doing our very best to come to an agreement on how to bring stem cells to the floor of…

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Jul 18, 2005

In response, I will check with Chairman Burns to see where specifically the money comes from. I am not exactly aware where the money comes from.

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Jul 14, 2005

We are going to start the last vote in a few minutes. The managers faced a few roadblocks this afternoon, but we are going to complete this bill. This will be the last vote of the evening. Tomorrow we are going to begin foreign ops. The…

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Jun 30, 2005

Tomorrow, we will be in a period of morning business throughout the day. There will be, as I mentioned earlier, no rollcall votes tomorrow. Senators who wish to speak prior to the recess should come to the floor tomorrow morning. When we…

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Jun 30, 2005

It is 1 o'clock in the morning. We have had a very productive month. It is time to wrap up. We will be in session tomorrow, as well, but no rollcall votes. ____________________

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Jun 29, 2005

That is the plan, although right now the Interior bill is taking an extra day, a day longer than I thought, so we are going to have to adjust the schedule appropriately given the fact the Interior bill was not finished yesterday as we had…

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Jun 28, 2005

Senator Dole is unable to vote on amendments this evening because she is in North Carolina where she testified early this afternoon before the BRAC Commission, and this evening is with the President at Ft. Bragg in Fayetteville, NC, where…

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Jun 16, 2005

On the Energy bill. Mr. President, we yield the floor and do thank our distinguished colleague from New Jersey for his consideration. The PRESIDING OFFICER (Mr. Chafee). The Senator from New Jersey.

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Jun 15, 2005

I apologize for the interruption. A number of people have called asking for the schedule for tonight in terms of voting. We will be voting on the Cantwell amendment sometime tomorrow morning, and we will not have rollcall votes tonight. I…

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Jun 9, 2005

On Monday, the Senate will consider the Griffith nomination to the D.C. Circuit. There will be up to 4 hours of debate on the nomination on Monday afternoon. Then we will set the nomination aside with a confirmation vote occurring on…

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Jun 9, 2005

As you can see, the list is huge. We are going about it systematically, in discussion on a regular basis with the Democratic leader. That is the way we will continue as we address many issues important to the American people…

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Jun 9, 2005

We will start voting about 4. If I can start in a couple minutes, that will be good.

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