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Mark Warner: What is the desire? I have to ask my colleagues, we are trying as best we can to accommodate all interested parties. The…

On the recordJune 20, 2006
What is the desire? I have to ask my colleagues, we are trying as best we can to accommodate all interested parties. The amendments are coming from this side. It is really incumbent on you all to try and reconcile how you wish to proceed. We are about to lock up the two significant amendments of the Senator from Michigan and the Senator from Massachusetts. I recognize you have had that amendment. You asked to bring it up tonight. I have assembled a group of my colleagues to debate the amendment. What is the pleasure?
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Mark Warner
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