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DANFORTH, JOHN, HART, GARY, BILLINGTON, JAMES H., SIMPSON, ALAN K., McGOVERN, GEORGE, KETTMANN, STEVE, MONDALE, WALTER F., ASHCROFT, JOHN D., SMITH, ETHEL MORGAN, CHAFEE, LINCOLN |
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New York Times. 6/29/2010, Vol. 159 Issue 55086, p31. 0p. |
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It was probably in the late 1970s, when I was fairly new to the Senate, that Robert Byrd taught me a lesson about the institution he loved. This was before TV had become the great forum for over-the-top oratory, and I had made a speech on the Senate floor, venting my rage over something. I've forgotten the exact issue that had upset me, but I do recall that in my anger I cast the Senate in an unflattering light. To me, my remarks seemed perfectly appropriate: I was out of sorts, and the American people, then as now, had little regard for Congress. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER] |
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Regional Business News |
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