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In The United States Senate, One Of The Things I Observed In The Early Days - And It's Still Used - And That Is That You Take Someone's Argument And Then You Misrepresent It And Misstate And Disagree With It. And It's Very Effective. I've Done It Myself A Number Of Times. But Eventually, Eventually People Catch On.

Immigrant Families Have Integrated Themselves Into Our Communities, Establishing Deep Roots. Whenever They Have Settled, They Have Made Lasting Contributions To The Economic Vitality And Diversity Of Our Communities And Our Nation. Our Economy Depends On These Hard-working, Taxpaying Workers. They Have Assisted America In Its Economic Boom.

It's Now Clear That From The Very Moment President Bush Took Office, Iraq Was His Highest Priority As Unfinished Business From The First Bush Administration. His Agenda Was Clear: Find A Rationale To Get Rid Of Saddam.

Make No Mistake About It! There Is An Organized Movement Against Organized Labor And It's Called The Bush Administration.

For Me, A Few Hours Ago, This Campaign Came To An End. For All Those Whose Cares Have Been Our Concern, The Work Goes On, The Cause Endures, The Hope Still Lives And The Dream Shall Never Die.