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Mr. Cameron and Mr. Yepsen talked about the speculation for the Democratic presidential candidates in 2000. Mr. Cameron mentioned the activity already happening in New Hampshire leading up …

The panelists reviewed the agreements reached during the Kyoto Global Climate Change summit. Officials from several environment groups as well as Senator John Kerry talked about the efforts …

Beginning at 9:30 am on July 25th, 1997, The U.S. Senate debated Resolution 98, a non-binding resolution on the negotiations of the Global Climate Change Treaty, sponsored by Senators Robert…

The United States Senate met for morning hour to give opening speeches and state their views on the fast track funding bill.

The United States Senate met for morning hour to give opening speeches and to vote on three spending bills.

The United States Senate met for morning business where any Senator can speak on any topic they want. Later on in the day, senators would continue debate on the fast track trade authority an…

This program features a Dan Quayle speech at a salute to Republican governors in New Hampshire and a John Kerry speech at a Democratic Jackson-Jefferson dinner in Maine. Mr. Quayle spoke abo…

After morning business, the Senate voted to end debate for the Highway Reauthorization Bill. Later in the day the senate voted $13.8 billion on Interior spending. It’s one of the 13 appropri…

The U.S. Senate met to discuss the Highway Reauthorization bill

The Senate approved an extension of temporary funding for approximately half of government programs. The money was needed because several of the 13 annual appropriations bills had still not …

After the Senate came in they voted to end a filibuster on the Campaign Finance reform bill. The also worked on the $145 billion Highway Authorization Act and the District of Columbia spendi…

After a failed cloture vote on the McCain-Feingold bill, senators debated the schedule for continuing debate on campaign finance reform.

The U.S. Senate considered a motion to invoke cloture on S. 25, the Campaign Finance reform bill.

The U.S. Senate discussed Campaign Finance Reform

Senator Trent Lott (R-Mississippi) and Senator Tom Daschle (D-South Dakota) commented on a unanimous consent agreement to debate the McCain-Feingold bill prior to the Senate’s adjournment.

The U.S. Senate reconvened and after a brief period of Morning Business speeches returned to debate on Food and Drug Administration Modernization Act. The Act under the title S.830 moved to …

After a Special Senate Foreign Relations Committee meeting on the William Weld nomination to be Ambassador to Mexico, Mr. Weld and members of the committee talked with reporters. They expres…

The senate was in session. on this particular day they debated two Bills Designed to reduce the Deficit and Balance the federal budget.