Analysis · Floor speech · beta

Deb Fischer

193 words · 13 sentences · 16 clauses

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Mr. President, Procedure · 26 wordsreserving the right to object, I would like to say a few words about Senator Schumer’s legislation on the Presidential airlift. This has been discussed before, ProcedureClaims · 42 wordsand it was voted down earlier this year as part of a vote-arama that we participated in.1 Senator Schumer’s legislation would prevent any funding to be used to modify a foreign aircraft for Presidential airlift.2 We made this point during the vote-arama. Positioning · 17 wordsThe Senator is trying to make a political point today, of course, about the VC-25 Bridge aircraft, PositioningClaims · 36 wordswhich was made in America and then owned by Qatar.3 Unfortunately, this legislation would also apply to a different aircraft, the Survivable Airborne Operations Center aircraft, or SAOC. Those aircraft were actually purchased from Korean Air.4 Reasoning · 30 wordsSo this legislation would hamper a crucial program that ensures Presidential safety in the event of a nuclear war. Thus, Senator Schumer’s bill would significantly harm our U.S. nuclear deterrents. Claims · 28 wordsTo be clear, the SAOC is the cornerstone of our NC3 modernization. This is the plane that will command and control our nuclear weapons on America’s worst day. Positioning · 9 wordsWe cannot play these political games with the NC3.Positioning Procedure · 5 wordsSo with that, I object.Procedure

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