Senate Proceeding on Oct 8th, 2009 :: 2:34:45 to 2:37:00
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2:34:45 to 2:35:06( Edit History Discussion )

Barbara Mikulski: yield the cull ,. ms. mikulski: mr. president, we'll be shortly voting on the mccain amendment and we forward to closing that gaivment closing that debate. but before we do i just wish to comment that we are looking to dispose of a

2:34:45 to 2:37:00( Edit History Discussion )
Speech By: Barbara Mikulski

2:35:07 to 2:35:28( Edit History Discussion )

Barbara Mikulski: we can today, and we're looking to arrive at a finite list of amendments. so for those senators have amendments on both sides of the aisle, senator shelby and i really ask our colleagues to come and offer them so that we could dispose of them the way we

2:35:29 to 2:35:51( Edit History Discussion )

Barbara Mikulski: could with the gentleman from arizona. he made his -- offered his amendment. wee going to have - a good debate. we're going to be able to vote on so please, colleagues, if you have amendments, come to the senate floor and offer them. second, if you have amendments that the way to file them. we're trying very hard to see if

2:35:52 to 2:36:13( Edit History Discussion )

Barbara Mikulski: we could seems to be a bit of an exuberant wish on my part. and on the part of senator shelby. but we would, if we can't finish today, at least get a what are the amendments that colleagues wish to bring? and -- over today and going into

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Barbara Mikulski: the columbus day weeke could work to either come to an agreement, in which we could take them, or a way o of them when we come back from discovered by columbus. so, mr. president, i'm going to note the absence of

2:36:35 to 2:36:49( Edit History Discussion )

Barbara Mikulski: and, again, i a to come forth to either offer a amendment or amendments. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll.