I believe the gentleman's resolution omits clause 5 of Senate resolution S. Con. Res. 26, which says that the Congress "joins all Americans in remembering those who lost their lives during Operation Desert Shield and Operation Desert Storm in 1991, and those still missing from that conflict, including Captain Scott Speicher of the United States Navy". Would the gentleman be open to amending his resolution to include that language from clause 5 of the Senate Con. Res. 26?
Lloyd Doggett: “I believe the gentleman's resolution omits clause 5 of Senate resolution S. Con. Res. 26, which says that the Congress…”
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Proposing an amendment to a resolution regarding remembrance of those lost in military conflicts.
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