Senate Proceeding on Sep 24th, 2009 :: 7:26:05 to 7:30:10
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7:26:05 to 7:30:10( Edit History Discussion )
Speech By: Dianne Feinstein

7:26:07 to 7:26:27( Edit History Discussion )

Dianne Feinstein: previously been mrs. feinstein: madam president? the presiding officer: the mrs. feinstein: in the interest of moving things along, members are impatient. we've been on this bill for a long time. we'd like to conclude. it's my understanding that both sides are agreeable to take the

7:26:28 to 7:26:50( Edit History Discussion )

Dianne Feinstein: doan amendment number i'd ask for unanimous mr. alexander: madam president, the senator from oklahoma has asked to be present when we do so i wonder if it might not be possible, speaking to the senator through the chair, to take up other amendments at this

7:27:04 to 7:27:24( Edit History Discussion )

Dianne Feinstein: time. mrs. feinstein: madam president, i withdraw my prior request, and i ask unanimous consent that at 5:00 tonight the senate proceed to vote in relation to the following amendments and to recommit remaining in order

7:27:25 to 7:27:45( Edit History Discussion )

Dianne Feinstein: to h.r. 2996, the interior appropriations act, in the following order: the vitter amendment motion amendment 2482, the coburn amendment amendment 2531.

7:27:46 to 7:28:00( Edit History Discussion )

Dianne Feinstein: that the remaining the previous order are still in effect. the presiding officer: without objection, it is so mrs. feinstein: thank you,

7:29:37 to 7:29:57( Edit History Discussion )

Dianne Feinstein: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from california. mrs. feinstein: i yield back the time remaining on the vitter amendment 2559 and phraouf move to table it,nd i ask yeas and nays. the presiding officer: is there a sufficient second? is there a sufficient thereppears to be a sufficient second.

7:29:58 to 7:30:12( Edit History Discussion )

Dianne Feinstein: the question is on the motion to ta