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2002-10-01T21:41:26-04:00https://images.c-span.org/defaults/capitol.jpgAfter their weekly caucus luncheon, Republican Senate leaders spoke to reporters about their legislative agenda. Among the topics they addressed were homeland security and potential military action against Iraq. Senator Miller announced that he would be voting with the Republicans in favor of President Bush’s plan to attack Iraq if necessary. Following their remarks they answered questions from reporters.After their weekly caucus luncheon, Republican Senate leaders spoke to reporters about their legislative agenda. Among the topics they addressed… read more
Republican Leaders News Conference After their weekly caucus luncheon, Republican Senate leaders spoke to reporters about their legislative agenda. Among the topics they addressed were homeland security and potential military action against Iraq. Senator Miller announced that he would be voting with the Republicans in favor of President Bush’s plan to attack Iraq if necessary. Following their remarks they answered questions from reporters. close
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- Phil Gramm U.S. Senator [R] Texas
- Trent Lott U.S. Senator [R] Mississippi
- Zell Miller U.S. Senator [D] Georgia
- Fred Thompson U.S. Senator [R] Tennessee
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