With the Members who have come here and asked for unanimous consent and with its being denied by virtue of the gentleman from Washington's not agreeing to the unanimous consent and with the notion in mind that the period for debate is what is to be recognized, my question is: Do the people who did come here and seek unanimous consent--although it was not accepted--have the opportunity to insert a statement in the Record that signifies their intentions with reference to the matter at hand? The SPEAKER pro tempore. Members may insert remarks under general leave.
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