On the recordMay 19, 2009
The pirates do not live in the water; they live on the land.
Source
congress.govThe pirates do not live in the water; they live on the land.
Feingold emphasizes that piracy is not the main security issue; land-based factors are crucial.
Share
More from Russ Feingold
You absolutely count to 50, but some of the names that have been put around already are people who have received votes from Republicans on the Judiciary Committee.
I think they know they`re going to lose. And I think people like Graham may well decide that this is not one to fight on.
I don`t think people should be intimidated by Mitch McConnell`s threats, because you know what, he`ll do it anyway.
I believe a public pressure will cause a reform or changing the filibuster at a minimum to make sure that a new voting rights bill will get through.