Democrats.senate.gov
Newsroom

May 15, 2007

Reid: Senate Leaders Agree On Path To Emergency Supplemental Conference

Conference Goal Remains to Fully Fund Troops and Change Course in Iraq

WASHINGTON, D.C.Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid made the following statement today:

“Democrats in Congress remain committed to changing course in Iraq and it will remain at the forefront of our agenda until the President and his Republican allies in Congress finally heed the will of the American people and work with us to bring the war to a successful and responsible end.

“On Thursday, the Senate will vote on a resolution that expresses our continuing support for our troops and will serve as a bipartisan vehicle that will allow us to move to conference. The details of the final emergency supplemental bill will be negotiated in the House-Senate conference.  It is imperative that we get to conference as quickly as possible, which this resolution allows us to do. 

“The American people deserve to know that Democrats will remain committed in conference to the goals of fully funding our troops and changing course in Iraq. That is why we will also have two additional Iraq votes on Wednesday, separate from the supplemental.  Those measures, authored by Senators Levin and Feingold, are important to our overall debate. They will provide strong guidance to our conferees and help shape the conference negotiations we have ahead of us.”

 

 

« Back to Press Releases

Responsible Reform for the Middle Class

Recovery Works!

Rural Outreach

YouTube Official Channel

Today in the Senate
November 30, 2009:

The Senate will convene at 2:00 p.m. and proceed to a period of morning business until 3:00 p.m. with Senators permitted to speak for up to ten minutes each.  Following morning business, the Senate will resume consideration of H.R.3590, with Senator Reid, or designee, permitted to offer the first amendment to the Reid substitute; further, that Senator McConnell, or designee, be permitted to offer the next amendment to the substitute with no other amendments in order during Monday's session. There will be no roll call votes during Monday's session.

 

Senate Floor Calendar...

Senate Jobs
To learn more about career opportunities at the United States Senate, please visit the following links:

US Senate Virtual Reference Desk: Employment

Senate Placement Office and Employment Bulletin

Senate Employment Bulletin (pdf)

Place your resume in the Democratic Resume Bank

 

 

 

En Espa�ol Home