On the recordOctober 24, 1990
I think the Senate has lost its soul. I wish there was some way we could appropriate money for spine, spine and guts. I would be willing to stand up and vote for that.
I think the Senate has lost its soul. I wish there was some way we could appropriate money for spine, spine and guts. I would be willing to stand up and vote for that.
Opposing an across-the-board cut to an appropriations bill.
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