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Congressional Record—Senate S11768 S11768 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD Ð SENATE December 14, 2000 that is taught at MIT or the so-called all about. I know how difficult re- He is an outstanding Senator. He has fuzzy math talked about during the counts are. I was very proud of both handled his defeat with great class. campaign, 50 and 50 are equal. men and their families for what they There was a recount, and he congratu- As a result of that, I recommend the put up with and how they ended the lated MARIA CANTWELL as the victor. President-elect interject himself into election process last night. It speaks We are proud to call him our colleague what is going on here in the legislative well of them and of our country. and our friend. Certainly he will be branch of the Government. I think Mr. President, I suggest the absence missed in this body; certainly his lead- what he should do is say 50±50 is equal. of a quorum. ership will be missed in the State of I think the Republicans should go The PRESIDING OFFICER. The Washington. along with the Democrats to have com- clerk will call the roll. f mittees that are evenÐthat is, the The assistant legislative clerk pro- same number of Democrats on the com- ceeded to call the roll. TRIBUTE TO SENATOR BOB mittee as Republicans. There should be Mr. NICKLES. Mr. President, I ask KERREY equal funding. There should be equal unanimous consent that the order for Mr. NICKLES. Mr. President, Sen- staffing. I think he should take a look the quorum call be rescinded. ator BOB KERREY from Nebraska, as The PRESIDING OFFICER. Without at the committee chairmanship struc- most people know, was a former Gov- objection, it is so ordered. ture. I think it would be a significant ernor of Nebraska. He has completed step if President-elect Bush stepped f two terms in the Senate. I, for one, forward and looked at what the future TRIBUTE TO SENATOR SLADE hate to see him leave the Senate. I holds. GORTON have had the pleasure of working with Senator KERREY on the Finance Com- The future holds that, for example, if Mr. NICKLES. Mr. President, every- the Budget Committee is 10±10Ðone of one has been focused on the Presi- mittee. He has shown great courage. He is a person who has been willing the first things we are required by law dential election. It has been one of the to talk about difficult issues: Curbing to do is come forward with the budg- most drawn out Presidential elections the growth of entitlements, Medicare, etÐif the committee is 10±10, anything in U.S. history. Another election came and Medicaid. He worked on the com- that comes before this Senate will be to conclusion recently, and that was mission that was also chaired, I think, bipartisan in nature and I think will be the Senate race in the State of Wash- by Senators BREAUX, FRIST, and THOM- approved quickly. It would be the same ington, one of the closest Senate races AS, and was an outstanding member in on other committees. I think one thing in many years. It took weeks to dis- the American people have said is that cern. saying: Let's make some of the tough we should work in a bipartisan basis, Our friend and colleague, Senator choices; let's make some of those tough 50±50 in the Senate, 50±50, approxi- SLADE GORTON, was defeated. I want to choices now. mately, in the House. make a couple comments concerning He is a person who has been willing to reach out and work in a bipartisan We have a President who was elected our colleague, Senator GORTON. with fewer votes than the his opponent. I had hoped he would not lose this fashion, such as on personal savings ac- I just think this is a time that calls for race because he is a friend of mine and, counts for Social Security, reforming bipartisanship. I think we can do that. in my opinion, he is one of the most Social Security. But I think it would set a very bad outstanding Senators we have had. He has courage. He has conviction. tone if the Republicans, some of whom By way of a little history, I was He has shown it time and time again are in denial that the Senate is 50±50, elected with Senator GORTON in 1980. with his service in the Senate, with his would prevent the Senate from going Both of us were freshman Senators. He activities in the Senate and outside the forward by saying we are not going to was formerly an attorney general. He Senate. give you equality on the committees. If gained some attention nationwide in Everyone knows he is a Medal of that happens, it is not the Democrats that he and his family bicycled all the Honor winner. I think of him as a com- who are holding up action in the Sen- way across our country. It shows they petitor, as a friend, as a colleague. ate, it is the RepublicansÐthe Repub- are a close family and individuals with Some of us jog on occasion. Senator licans who we no longer refer to as the endurance and athletic talent. KERREY jogs and jogs quite well. That majority because they are not the ma- He is an outstanding Senator. He lost is very inspirational because he also jority. It is the Republicans who will reelection in 1986, unfortunately. A lot has an artificial leg. He has a great personality. I think he be holding up this Congress and this of people lost. It was a tough year. has made a great contribution to the country from moving forward. That was certainly one of the toughest I also think it appropriate that Presi- losses we had. I remember stating at Senate. He has helped improve the quality of the Senate, and certainly he dent Bush follow the example we have that time when Senator GORTON lost in the Cabinet today with Secretary that he was a Senator's Senator. I will be missed. I think he has an- Cohen. Secretary Cohen is a bona fide, hated to see him lose that race. He nounced he is going to be a university card-carrying Republican from the showed great endurance and came back president. That will be very much to State of Maine who did an outstanding in 1988 and won and also won reelection the gain of that university. He will be job and is doing an outstanding job in 1994. As I mentioned, he was just de- sorely missed in the Senate. Mr. President, I yield the floor and during his tenure as Secretary of De- feated in a very close race in 2000. suggest the absence of a quorum. Senator GORTON has served 18 years fense. I hope President-elect Bush will The PRESIDING OFFICER. The in the Senate. In his last two consecu- also look to people of the other party, clerk will call the roll. the Democratic Party, to fill spots in tive terms, he was chairman of the In- The assistant legislative clerk pro- his Cabinet. I am confident he will do terior Appropriations Subcommittee ceeded to call the roll. that. and worked on a couple of different Ap- Mr. THOMAS. Mr. President, I ask Again, I feel so good today about our propriations subcommittees. He did an unanimous consent that the order for country. We should all feel good about outstanding job with the Interior Ap- the quorum call be rescinded. our country. In spite of the closeness of propriations Subcommittee which has The PRESIDING OFFICER. Without the election, in spite of the more than enormous responsibility. He handled objection, it is so ordered. 1 month since the election took place, that with great skill and in a bipar- f we have two men who stepped forward tisan way. last night; they stepped forward with People ask: Can the Senate function? TRIBUTE TO SENATOR ROD compassion, stepped forward with con- Can we work in a bipartisan manner? I GRAMS fidenceÐconfidence at the greatness of look at Senator GORTON and his leader- Mr. THOMAS. Mr. President, I would this country. ship on the Interior Subcommittee, like to take just a few minutes to com- I have been through statewide re- working with Senator BYRD and Sen- ment on one of our friends who is leav- counts, two of them, one of which I lost ator REID. He has proven it can happen ing the Senate. by 524 votes; one of which I won by 428 and has shown how it can happen and We all, of course, feel strongly about votes. I know what close elections are should happen. the changes that take place in this December 14, 2000 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD Ð SENATE S11769 body and the people with whom we whatever he does. I thank him for what INTEREST RATES AND THE work closely, and even those with he has done here. I just wanted to at ECONOMY whom we do not work closely, and cer- least briefly recognize the contribu- Mr. DORGAN. Mr. President, the tainly appreciate all the things they tions that have been made by Senator Federal Reserve Board meets on Tues- have done while they have been here. ROD GRAMS to this institution and to day of next week. The Federal Reserve Frankly, it is always a sad thing to this country. Board has increased interest rates six have people with whom you work I thank the Chair.
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