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... reason . It is important to emphasize that the fact that a majority of the Sen- ate was for such bills did not enable it to act . I believe it is an inherent and fundamental weakness of our whole governmental system that a small ...
... reason . It is important to emphasize that the fact that a majority of the Sen- ate was for such bills did not enable it to act . I believe it is an inherent and fundamental weakness of our whole governmental system that a small ...
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... reason . It is important to emphasize that the fact that a majority of the Sen- ate was for such bills did not enable it to act . I believe it is an inherent and fundamental weakness of our whole governmental system that a small ...
... reason . It is important to emphasize that the fact that a majority of the Sen- ate was for such bills did not enable it to act . I believe it is an inherent and fundamental weakness of our whole governmental system that a small ...
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... reasons why I oppose any such change . The first , free debate is the best means of bringing out the pertinent points and arguments with reference to any question . When debate is limited , there is great likelihood that all points and ...
... reasons why I oppose any such change . The first , free debate is the best means of bringing out the pertinent points and arguments with reference to any question . When debate is limited , there is great likelihood that all points and ...
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... reason that any so- called cloture or gag rule in the United States Senate ought to be much more liberal than any cloture or gag rule in any legislature of any sovereign State ? Senator THURMOND . Why I think for that and other reasons ...
... reason that any so- called cloture or gag rule in the United States Senate ought to be much more liberal than any cloture or gag rule in any legislature of any sovereign State ? Senator THURMOND . Why I think for that and other reasons ...
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... reason to change rule 22. Since neither of you were Members of the Congress when the agitation first started in the Senate for changing rule 22 , I wish to remind you the change was sponsored by those who were sponsoring so - called ...
... reason to change rule 22. Since neither of you were Members of the Congress when the agitation first started in the Senate for changing rule 22 , I wish to remind you the change was sponsored by those who were sponsoring so - called ...
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