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  • Senate Floor·January 6, 2009·p. S45

    Introductory Statement on S. 6

    Mr. President, I ask unanimous consent that the text of the bill be printed in the Record.

    S. 6
    Congressional Record
  • Senate Floor·January 6, 2009·p. S45

    Introductory Statement on S. 7

    Mr. President, I ask unanimous consent that the text of the bill be printed in the Record.

    S. 7
    Congressional Record
  • Senate Floor·January 6, 2009·p. S45

    Introductory Statement on S. 8

    Mr. President, I ask unanimous consent that the text of the bill be printed in the Record.

    S. 8
    Congressional Record
  • Senate Floor·January 6, 2009·p. S45-S46

    Introductory Statement on S. 9

    Mr. President, I ask unanimous consent that the text of the bill be printed in the Record.

    S. 9
    Congressional Record
  • Senate Floor·January 6, 2009·p. S46

    Introductory Statement on S. 10

    Mr. President, I ask unanimous consent that the text of the bill be printed in the Record.

    S. 10
    Congressional Record
  • Senate Floor·January 6, 2009·p. S46-S53

    Introductory Statement on S. 21

    Mr. President, I ask unanimous consent that the text of the bill be printed in the Record.

    S. 21
    Congressional Record
  • Senate Floor·January 6, 2009·p. S5

    Informing The President Of The United States That A Quorum Of Each House Is Assembled

    Mr. President, I have a resolution at the desk and I ask it now be considered. Mr. President, I move to reconsider the vote by which the resolution was agreed to, and it is my understanding my counterpart also has a motion to make.

    S.Res. 1
    Congressional Record
  • Senate Floor·January 6, 2009·p. S5

    Informing The House Of Representatives That A Quorum Of The Senate Is Assembled

    Mr. President, I have another resolution at the desk and I ask it now be considered. Mr. President, I move to reconsider the vote.

    S.Res. 2
    Congressional Record
  • Senate Floor·January 6, 2009·p. S5-S6

    Setting The Date Of January 8, 2009, For The Counting Of Electoral Votes

    Mr. President, I have a concurrent resolution at the desk and I ask it now be considered. Mr. President, I move to reconsider the vote.

    S.Con.Res. 1
    Congressional Record
  • Senate Floor·January 6, 2009·p. S6

    Extending The Life Of The Joint Congressional Committee On Inaugural Ceremonies

    Mr. President, I have another concurrent resolution at the desk and I ask it now be considered. Mr. President, I move to reconsider the vote.

    S. 68S.Con.Res. 2S. 67
    Congressional Record
  • Senate Floor·January 6, 2009·p. S6

    Fixing The Hour Of The Daily Meeting Of The Senate

    Mr. President, I have a resolution at the desk and I ask it be considered. I move to reconsider the vote.

    S.Res. 3
    Congressional Record
  • Senate Floor·January 6, 2009·p. S6

    Unanimous Consent Agreement

    Mr. President, I send to the desk en bloc 12 unanimous consent requests and I ask for their immediate consideration en bloc; that the requests be agreed to en bloc, that the motion to reconsider the adoption of these requests be laid upon…

    Congressional Record
  • Senate Floor·January 6, 2009·p. S6-S7

    Order Of Business

    Mr. President, I now have some brief remarks I am going to make of about 10 minutes. It is my understanding the Republican leader is going to give some remarks at a later time today, and I would notify all Senators we are going to be in a…

    Congressional Record
  • Senate Floor·January 6, 2009·p. S7

    Morning Business

    Mr. President, I ask unanimous consent that we proceed now to a period of morning business.

    Congressional Record
  • Senate Floor·January 6, 2009·p. S7

    Appointments

    Mr. President, are we now in a period of morning business?

    S.Res. 1
    Congressional Record