Senate Proceeding 01-21-09 on Jan 21st, 2009 :: 0:34:05 to 0:35:40
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Cliff Stearns: problems he's inherit deficit, unemployment, the worst economy since the great depression. and he needs someone like hillary clinton to shoulder that burden with him on foreign policy. so, mr. president, i hope a tremendous vote for hillary clinton. she deserves it and i want to thank my chairman again for

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Speech By: Cliff Stearns

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Cliff Stearns: yielding me the time. mr. kerry: i thank the senator from california, appreciate it mr. president, it's my understanding the senator from tennessee wants to speak but he wants to speak i think as if in morning on the other hand, we don't want to delay the march of the clock here. and so i would consent that the time used by the senator from tennessee be

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Cliff Stearns: charged to this other side. the presiding officer: is there objection? without objection. mr. kerry: thank you. the presiding officer: the senator from tennessee is recognized. mr. corker: thank you, mr. president. i rise to speak as if in morning business. and i thank the chairman for allowing me to do so, and i know if someone comes in to speak on the subject matter, i will

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Cliff Stearns: defer. mr. president, like the gentlelady from california, i'm very concerned -- senator, excuse me -- very concerned about our economy. and i know that there's going to be a stimulus package

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Cliff Stearns: forthcoming and i'm very concerned about that. we -- i'm afraid that what we are doing right now as a country is addressing the recession that we are in, a severe recession, in the standard way that people like to respond to recessions.