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On election night, C-SPAN opened telephone lines for audience comments. Mr. Crawford and Ms. Foerstel analyzed the midterm election results from local television coverage from around the cou…

Senator Patty Murray (D-Washington) attended campaign event at Seattle Central Community College. The participants, including activist Gloria Steinem, talked about issues that face women in …

Candidates debated the campaign issues. They discussed their positions on the issues and answered questions from the moderators. They talked about their achievements and efforts to improve t…

The U.S. Senate engaged in Morning Business. Members also considered FY 1999 spending for agriculture and food stamps.

The U.S. Senate met to discuss Higher Education and Defense Spending

U.S. Senate morning business when members may speak on any topic they choose.

The July 13th, 1998 session of the U.S. Senate. Among other issues the primary issue debated was a private property and land use bill, S. 2271, the Private Property Rights Bill.

The Senate met to consider a bill to continue federal higher education program funding for another 5 years.

The Senate war in session today.

The U.S. Senate met and continued debate on H.R. 2676, which sought to amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to restructure and reform the Internal Revenue Service. Senators debated and vo…

As part of the annual Women’s Leadership Forum, Democratic Governor Roy Romer, Democratic National Committee General Chairman, women senators, and other Democratic women leaders discussed na…

The U.S. Senate discussed Tax Free Education Savings Accounts

In the newspaper roundtable, Senator Patty Murray and Rep. Ron Paul talked about headline news stories and responded to audience telephone calls, faxes and electronic mail.

Lawmakers were continuing debate on the next fiscal years.

The Senate continued work on the Fiscal Year 1999 Budget Resolution. They passed amendments to the bill that phased out the Marriage Tax Penalty and a non-binding amendment showing support f…

The Senate debated the Fiscal Year 1999 Budget Resolution. They approved a non-binding amendment that tax breaks be allowed for parents who stay at home with their children.

The Senate continued debate on the Fiscal Year 1999 Budget Resolution. They also approved a non-binding amendment expressing their opinion that tax breaks be allowed for parents who stay at …