House Proceeding 11-07-09 on Nov 7th, 2009 :: 0:23:55 to 0:25:00
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John D. Dingell: mr. dreier: mr. speaker, i have reserved the right to be object. am i allowed to be heard under that reservation at this order? the speaker pro tempore: that the chair regrets cannot be done because the chair has heard a demand for the regular order which precludes that. mr. dreier: can i not reserve the right to object to the

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Speech By: John D. Dingell

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John D. Dingell: unanimous consent request -- the speaker pro tempore: demand for regular order has been entertained. what is happening, i inform my dear friends, is we are getting ourselves into an unnecessarily deep parliamentary morass. if my colleagues on the chair's left would hold these objections -- would withhold these

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John D. Dingell: objections we would not be in this snarl at thisime. does the gentleman object or not? mr. dreier: i reserve the right to object. continue my reservation. the speaker pro tempore: the chair rules that out of order and the chair makes the observation since demand for regular is made reservations ma

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John D. Dingell: no longer be be raised. mr. price: parliamentary inquirery, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is out of order.