Senate Proceeding on Apr 23rd, 2009 :: 1:51:25 to 1:53:45
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Patrick Leahy: barred -- we shouldn't let -- no holds and i yield the floor. mr. leahy: mr. president, i understand the senior senator from new york has with the senior senator from

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Speech By: Patrick Leahy

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Patrick Leahy: iowa on the floor. i ask unanimous consent consent that it be in order for the senator from new york to bring up his amendment; that the pending amendment be set aside

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Patrick Leahy: for five minutes; and if there are no objections to it, it then be accepted and we then go to the kyl amendment so as not to interfere with the unanimous consent agreement to have a vote on the kyl amendment at 145. i mack that request. the presiding officer: is there ob a senator: reserving the right

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Patrick Leahy: to object, could you repeat the unanimous consent mr. leahy: if i could at republican on this. my request is that the senator om new york be allowed to

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Patrick Leahy: bring up his amendment; for five minutes; at the concluon of the five minutes, unless more time is requested by unanimous consent, that the matter, if i of, it be disposed of, but that in any event the end of that

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Patrick Leahy: time we go back to the kyl amendment which there is a unanimous consent request for a roll call vote at mr. ensign: mr. president, could i modify the request that i be recognized to just to call up an amendment and not to have action on it but to call up an amendment, spend five minutes on it and -- following the senator

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Patrick Leahy: from new york, to get my amendment the presiding officer: the senator from vernt. mr. leahy: it because that would still