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<billStatus> <version> 3.0.0 </version> <bill> <number> 321 </number> <updateDate> 2023-01-15T04:48:39Z </updateDate> <updateDateIncludingText> 2023-01-15T04:48:39Z </updateDateIncludingText> <originChamber> Senate </originChamber> <originChamberCode> S </originChamberCode> <type> SRES </type> <introducedDate> 2004-03-12 </introducedDate> <congress> 108 </congress> <committees> <item> <systemCode> sseg00 </systemCode> <name> Energy and Natural Resources Committee </name> <chamber> Senate </chamber> <type> Standing </type> <activities> <item> <name> Reported by </name> <date> 2004-05-21T00:34:07Z </date> </item> <item> <name> Markup by </name> <date> 2004-04-28T21:39:49Z </date> </item> <item> <name> Referred to </name> <date> 2004-03-12T17:58:48Z </date> </item> </activities> </item> </committees> <committeeReports> <committeeReport> <citation> S. 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Feinstein, Dianne [D-CA] </fullName> <firstName> Dianne </firstName> <lastName> Feinstein </lastName> <party> D </party> <state> CA </state> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-03-12 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> </cosponsors> <policyArea> <name> Commemorations </name> </policyArea> <subjects> <legislativeSubjects> <item> <name> Anniversaries </name> </item> <item> <name> Armed Forces and National Security </name> </item> <item> <name> Congress </name> </item> <item> <name> Congressional tributes </name> </item> <item> <name> Department of Energy </name> </item> <item> <name> Energy </name> </item> <item> <name> Federal employees </name> </item> <item> <name> Government Operations and Politics </name> </item> <item> <name> Laboratories </name> </item> <item> <name> New Mexico </name> </item> <item> <name> Nuclear energy </name> </item> <item> <name> Nuclear energy research </name> </item> <item> <name> Nuclear physics </name> </item> <item> <name> Nuclear research </name> </item> <item> <name> Nuclear weapons </name> </item> <item> <name> Physics </name> </item> <item> <name> Science, Technology, Communications </name> </item> <item> <name> Scientists </name> </item> <item> <name> Scientists in government </name> </item> </legislativeSubjects> <policyArea> <name> Commemorations </name> </policyArea> </subjects> <summaries> <summary> <versionCode> 00 </versionCode> <actionDate> 2004-03-12 </actionDate> <actionDesc> Introduced in Senate </actionDesc> <updateDate> 2004-06-10T19:14:18Z </updateDate> <text> &lt;p&gt;Recognizes J. 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2023-01-15T04:48:39Z

Senate

S

SRES

2004-03-12

Commemorations

A resolution recognizing the loyal service and outstanding contributions of J. Robert Oppenheimer to the United States and calling on the Secretary of Energy to observe the 100th anniversary of Dr. Oppenheimer's birth with appropriate programs at the Department of Energy and the Los Alamos National Laboratory.

108-sres-322

sres

data/108/bills/sres/sres322/fdsys_billstatus.xml

2024-01-18 20:51:50.644

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Reported by Senator Hatch without amendment and with a preamble. Without written report. </text> <type> Committee </type> </item> <item> <actionDate> 2004-06-18 </actionDate> <text> Committee on the Judiciary. Reported by Senator Hatch without amendment and with a preamble. Without written report. </text> <type> Committee </type> <actionCode> 14000 </actionCode> <sourceSystem> <code> 9 </code> <name> Library of Congress </name> </sourceSystem> <committees> <item> <systemCode> ssju00 </systemCode> <name> Judiciary Committee </name> </item> </committees> </item> <item> <actionDate> 2004-03-22 </actionDate> <committees> <item> <systemCode> ssju00 </systemCode> <name> Judiciary Committee </name> </item> </committees> <sourceSystem> <name> Senate </name> </sourceSystem> <text> Referred to the Committee on the Judiciary. 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[D-AR] </fullName> <firstName> BLANCHE </firstName> <lastName> LINCOLN </lastName> <party> D </party> <state> AR </state> <middleName> LAMBERT </middleName> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-05 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> False </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> R000122 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Reed, Jack [D-RI] </fullName> <firstName> John </firstName> <lastName> Reed </lastName> <party> D </party> <state> RI </state> <middleName> F. </middleName> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-05 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> False </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> D000563 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Durbin, Richard J. [D-IL] </fullName> <firstName> Richard </firstName> <lastName> Durbin </lastName> <party> D </party> <state> IL </state> <middleName> J. </middleName> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-05 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> False </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> P000590 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Pryor, Mark L. [D-AR] </fullName> <firstName> Mark </firstName> <lastName> Pryor </lastName> <party> D </party> <state> AR </state> <middleName> Lunsford </middleName> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-06-07 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> False </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> G000359 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Graham, Lindsey [R-SC] </fullName> <firstName> Lindsey </firstName> <lastName> Graham </lastName> <party> R </party> <state> SC </state> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-06-07 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> False </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> D000601 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Dole, Elizabeth [R-NC] </fullName> <firstName> Elizabeth </firstName> <lastName> Dole </lastName> <party> R </party> <state> NC </state> <middleName> H. </middleName> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-06-07 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> False </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> F000442 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Fitzgerald, Peter [R-IL] </fullName> <firstName> PETER </firstName> <lastName> FITZGERALD </lastName> <party> R </party> <state> IL </state> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-06-07 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> False </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> B000711 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Boxer, Barbara [D-CA] </fullName> <firstName> BARBARA </firstName> <lastName> BOXER </lastName> <party> D </party> <state> CA </state> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-06-07 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> False </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> H000338 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Hatch, Orrin G. [R-UT] </fullName> <firstName> ORRIN </firstName> <lastName> HATCH </lastName> <party> R </party> <state> UT </state> <middleName> GRANT </middleName> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-06-07 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> False </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> </cosponsors> <policyArea> <name> Commemorations </name> </policyArea> <subjects> <legislativeSubjects> <item> <name> Airborne troops </name> </item> <item> <name> Armed Forces and National Security </name> </item> <item> <name> Army </name> </item> <item> <name> Special days </name> </item> </legislativeSubjects> <policyArea> <name> Commemorations </name> </policyArea> </subjects> <summaries> <summary> <versionCode> 00 </versionCode> <actionDate> 2004-03-22 </actionDate> <actionDesc> Introduced in Senate </actionDesc> <updateDate> 2004-06-10T19:14:34Z </updateDate> <text> &lt;p&gt;Designates August 16, 2004 as National Airborne Day (to recognize the airborne forces of the U.S. Armed Forces).&lt;/p&gt; &lt;p&gt;Requests that the President issue a proclamation calling on Federal, State, and local administrators and the people of the United States to observe National Airborne Day with appropriate programs, ceremonies, and activities.&lt;/p&gt; </text> </summary> <summary> <versionCode> 80 </versionCode> <actionDate> 2004-06-18 </actionDate> <actionDesc> Reported to Senate without amendment </actionDesc> <updateDate> 2004-07-20T15:45:11Z </updateDate> <text> &lt;p&gt;&lt;b&gt;(This measure has not been amended since it was introduced. The summary of that version is repeated here.)&lt;/b&gt;&lt;/p&gt; &lt;p&gt;Designates August 16, 2004 as National Airborne Day (to recognize the airborne forces of the U.S. Armed Forces).&lt;/p&gt; &lt;p&gt;Requests that the President issue a proclamation calling on Federal, State, and local administrators and the people of the United States to observe National Airborne Day with appropriate programs, ceremonies, and activities.&lt;/p&gt; </text> </summary> <summary> <versionCode> 82 </versionCode> <actionDate> 2004-07-06 </actionDate> <actionDesc> Passed Senate without amendment </actionDesc> <updateDate> 2004-07-20T15:44:54Z </updateDate> <text> &lt;p&gt;&lt;b&gt;(This measure has not been amended since it was introduced. The summary of that version is repeated here.)&lt;/b&gt;&lt;/p&gt; &lt;p&gt;Designates August 16, 2004 as National Airborne Day (to recognize the airborne forces of the U.S. Armed Forces).&lt;/p&gt; &lt;p&gt;Requests that the President issue a proclamation calling on Federal, State, and local administrators and the people of the United States to observe National Airborne Day with appropriate programs, ceremonies, and activities.&lt;/p&gt; </text> </summary> </summaries> <title> A resolution designating August 16, 2004, as "National Airborne Day". </title> <titles> <item> <titleType> Display Title </titleType> <title> A resolution designating August 16, 2004, as "National Airborne Day". </title> </item> <item> <titleType> Official Title as Introduced </titleType> <title> A resolution designating August 16, 2004, as "National Airborne Day". </title> <billTextVersionName> Introduced in Senate </billTextVersionName> <billTextVersionCode> IS </billTextVersionCode> </item> </titles> <textVersions> <item> <type> Agreed to Senate </type> <date> 2004-07-06T04:00:00Z </date> <formats/> </item> <item> <type> Reported to Senate </type> <date> 2004-06-18T04:00:00Z </date> <formats/> </item> <item> <type> Introduced in Senate </type> <date> 2004-03-22T05:00:00Z </date> <formats/> </item> </textVersions> <latestAction> <actionDate> 2004-07-06 </actionDate> <text> Resolution agreed to in Senate without amendment and with a preamble by Unanimous Consent. (consideration: CR S7590-7592; text as passed Senate: CR S7590-7591) </text> </latestAction> </bill> <dublinCore xmlns:dc="http://purl.org/dc/elements/1.1/"> <dc:format> text/xml </dc:format> <dc:language> EN </dc:language> <dc:rights> Pursuant to Title 17 Section 105 of the United States Code, this file is not subject to copyright protection and is in the public domain. </dc:rights> <dc:contributor> Congressional Research Service, Library of Congress </dc:contributor> <dc:description> This file contains bill summaries and statuses for federal legislation. A bill summary describes the most significant provisions of a piece of legislation and details the effects the legislative text may have on current law and federal programs. Bill summaries are authored by the Congressional Research Service (CRS) of the Library of Congress. As stated in Public Law 91-510 (2 USC 166 (d)(6)), one of the duties of CRS is "to prepare summaries and digests of bills and resolutions of a public general nature introduced in the Senate or House of Representatives". For more information, refer to the User Guide that accompanies this file. </dc:description> </dublinCore> </billStatus>

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2023-01-15T04:48:39Z

2023-01-15T04:48:39Z

Senate

S

SRES

2004-03-22

Commemorations

A resolution designating August 16, 2004, as "National Airborne Day".

108-sres-323

sres

data/108/bills/sres/sres323/fdsys_billstatus.xml

2024-01-18 14:48:00.448

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Science, Technology, Communications

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2004-03-31

International Affairs

A resolution condemning ethnic violence in Kosovo.

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A resolution providing for a protocol for nonpartisan confirmation of judicial nominees.

108-sres-328

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2004-04-01

International Affairs

A resolution expressing the sense of the Senate regarding the continued human rights violations committed by Fidel Castro and the Government of Cuba.

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[D-CT] </fullName> <firstName> CHRISTOPHER </firstName> <lastName> DODD </lastName> <party> D </party> <state> CT </state> <middleName> JOHN </middleName> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-04-02 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> </cosponsors> <policyArea> <name> Congress </name> </policyArea> <subjects> <legislativeSubjects> <item> <name> Claims </name> </item> <item> <name> Congressional employees </name> </item> <item> <name> Congressional office buildings </name> </item> <item> <name> Congressional officers </name> </item> <item> <name> Environmental Protection </name> </item> <item> <name> Government liability </name> </item> <item> <name> Law </name> </item> <item> <name> Members of Congress </name> </item> <item> <name> Poisons </name> </item> <item> <name> Senate </name> </item> </legislativeSubjects> <policyArea> <name> Congress </name> </policyArea> </subjects> <summaries> <summary> <versionCode> 00 </versionCode> <actionDate> 2004-04-02 </actionDate> <actionDesc> Introduced in Senate </actionDesc> <updateDate> 2004-04-07T14:12:00Z </updateDate> <text> &lt;p&gt;Authorizes the Sergeant at Arms and Doorkeeper of the Senate, under specified conditions, to ascertain and settle claims arising out of the discovery of lethal ricin powder in the Senate Complex. &lt;/p&gt; </text> </summary> <summary> <versionCode> 82 </versionCode> <actionDate> 2004-04-02 </actionDate> <actionDesc> Passed Senate without amendment </actionDesc> <updateDate> 2004-04-07T14:12:40Z </updateDate> <text> &lt;p&gt;&lt;b&gt;(This measure has not been amended since it was introduced. 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A resolution authorizing the Sergeant at Arms and Doorkeeper of the Senate to ascertain and settle claims arising out of the discovery of lethal ricin powder in the Senate Complex.

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2004-04-02

International Affairs

A resolution expressing the sense of the Senate that the President should communicate to the members of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries ('OPEC') cartel and non-OPEC countries that participate in the cartel of crude oil producing countries the position of the United States in favor of increasing world crude oil supplies so as to achieve stable crude oil prices.

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Commemorations

A resolution designating June 2004 as "National Safety Month".

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2004-04-06

International Affairs

A resolution observing the tenth anniversary of the Rwandan Genocide of 1994.

108-sres-333

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2004-04-07

Commemorations

A resolution commending the Huskies of the University of Connecticut for winning the 2004 Division I Men's and Women's NCAA Basketball Championships.

108-sres-334

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A resolution designating May 2004 as National Electrical Safety Month.

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Commemorations

A resolution expressing the sense of the Senate that public servants should be commended for their dedication and continued service to the Nation during Public Service Recognition Week, May 3 through 9, 2004.

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2004-04-08

Commemorations

A resolution expressing the appreciation of the Senate for the Paralyzed Veterans of America.

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Encourages the cultivation of a common civic bond among young people dedicated to serving their neighbors, their communities, and the Nation.&lt;/p&gt; &lt;p&gt;Urges the President to designate April 16, 2004, as National Youth Service Day. &lt;/p&gt; </text> </summary> <summary> <versionCode> 82 </versionCode> <actionDate> 2004-04-08 </actionDate> <actionDesc> Passed Senate without amendment </actionDesc> <updateDate> 2004-06-24T18:14:58Z </updateDate> <text> &lt;p&gt;&lt;b&gt;(This measure has not been amended since it was introduced. The summary of that version is repeated here.)&lt;/b&gt;&lt;/p&gt; &lt;p&gt;Recognizes and commends the significant contributions of American youth. 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2004-04-08

Commemorations

A resolution calling on the President to designate April 16, 2004, as National Youth Service Day, and for other purposes.

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(2) reaffirms its commitment to the creation of a democratic Iraq; (3) recognizes the important role that a United Nations mandate to assist the new Iraqi Government and a North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) mandate for peacekeeping in Iraq could play in achieving these goals; (4) urges the President to instruct the Secretary of State to begin consultations with other members of the United Nations Security Council concerning the United Nations mandate for Iraq, with the goal of securing a United Nations Security Council Resolution authorizing such mandate not later than May 15, 2004; and (5) urges the President to instruct the Secretary of Defense to initiate consultations with the Secretary General of NATO and other NATO members with the goal of securing a decision by NATO, not later than May 15, 2004, to deploy forces in Iraq beginning June 30, 2004, in order to assist Iraqi military and security forces and to establish and maintain a security umbrella to facilitate the work of the United Nations and the interim Iraqi government in preparing for nationwide elections in 2005.&lt;/p&gt; 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2004-04-08

International Affairs

A resolution urging the President to immediately instruct the Secretary of State and the Secretary of Defense to respectively begin initiating consultations with other members of the United Nations Security Council concerning a United Nations Security Council Resolution for Iraq, and with the Secretary General of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) concerning a mandate for a NATO commitment for security in Iraq, with the goal of securing both not later than May 15, 2004.

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2004-04-19

Commemorations

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108-sres-341

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2004-04-20

Commemorations

A resolution designating April 30, 2004, as "Dia de los Ninos: Celebrating Young Americans", and for other purposes.

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International Affairs

A resolution welcoming the Prime Minister of Singapore on the occasion of his visit to the United States, expressing gratitude to the Government of Singapore for its support in the reconstruction of Iraq and its strong cooperation with the United States in the campaign against terrorism, and reaffirming the commitment of the Senate to the continued expansion of friendship and cooperation between the United States and Singapore.

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2004-04-28

Families

A resolution expressing the Sense of the Senate that Congress should expand the supports and services available to grandparents and other relatives who are raising children when their biological parents have died or can no longer take care of them.

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Commemorations

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Commemorations

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2004-05-04

Commemorations

A resolution congratulating charter schools and their students, parents, teachers, and administrators across the United States for their ongoing contributions to education, and for other purposes.

108-sres-352

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2004-05-05

International Affairs

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2004-05-06

Commemorations

A resolution designating May 2004, as "Older Americans Month".

108-sres-354

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Dayton, Mark [D-MN] </fullName> <firstName> MARK </firstName> <lastName> DAYTON </lastName> <party> D </party> <state> MN </state> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-10 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> D000294 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. DeWine, Mike [R-OH] </fullName> <firstName> MICHAEL </firstName> <lastName> DEWINE </lastName> <party> R </party> <state> OH </state> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-10 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> D000388 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Dodd, Christopher J. [D-CT] </fullName> <firstName> CHRISTOPHER </firstName> <lastName> DODD </lastName> <party> D </party> <state> CT </state> <middleName> JOHN </middleName> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-10 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> D000601 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Dole, Elizabeth [R-NC] </fullName> <firstName> Elizabeth </firstName> <lastName> Dole </lastName> <party> R </party> <state> NC </state> <middleName> H. </middleName> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-10 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> D000407 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Domenici, Pete V. [R-NM] </fullName> <firstName> PETE </firstName> <lastName> DOMENICI </lastName> <party> R </party> <state> NM </state> <middleName> VICHI </middleName> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-10 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> D000432 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Dorgan, Byron L. [D-ND] </fullName> <firstName> BYRON </firstName> <lastName> DORGAN </lastName> <party> D </party> <state> ND </state> <middleName> LESLIE </middleName> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-10 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> D000563 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Durbin, Richard J. [D-IL] </fullName> <firstName> Richard </firstName> <lastName> Durbin </lastName> <party> D </party> <state> IL </state> <middleName> J. </middleName> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-10 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> E000286 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Edwards, John [D-NC] </fullName> <firstName> JOHN </firstName> <lastName> EDWARDS </lastName> <party> D </party> <state> NC </state> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-10 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> E000194 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Ensign, John [R-NV] </fullName> <firstName> JOHN </firstName> <lastName> ENSIGN </lastName> <party> R </party> <state> NV </state> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-10 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> E000285 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Enzi, Michael B. [R-WY] </fullName> <firstName> MICHAEL </firstName> <lastName> ENZI </lastName> <party> R </party> <state> WY </state> <middleName> B. </middleName> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-10 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> F000061 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Feingold, Russell D. [D-WI] </fullName> <firstName> RUSSELL </firstName> <lastName> FEINGOLD </lastName> <party> D </party> <state> WI </state> <middleName> D. </middleName> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-10 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> F000062 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Feinstein, Dianne [D-CA] </fullName> <firstName> Dianne </firstName> <lastName> Feinstein </lastName> <party> D </party> <state> CA </state> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-10 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> F000442 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Fitzgerald, Peter [R-IL] </fullName> <firstName> PETER </firstName> <lastName> FITZGERALD </lastName> <party> R </party> <state> IL </state> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-10 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> G000352 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Graham, Bob [D-FL] </fullName> <firstName> DANIEL </firstName> <lastName> GRAHAM </lastName> <party> D </party> <state> FL </state> <middleName> ROBERT </middleName> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-10 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> G000359 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Graham, Lindsey [R-SC] </fullName> <firstName> Lindsey </firstName> <lastName> Graham </lastName> <party> R </party> <state> SC </state> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-10 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> G000386 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Grassley, Chuck [R-IA] </fullName> <firstName> Charles </firstName> <lastName> Grassley </lastName> <party> R </party> <state> IA </state> <middleName> E. </middleName> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-10 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> G000445 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Gregg, Judd [R-NH] </fullName> <firstName> Judd </firstName> <lastName> Gregg </lastName> <party> R </party> <state> NH </state> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-10 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> H001028 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Hagel, Chuck [R-NE] </fullName> <firstName> CHUCK </firstName> <lastName> HAGEL </lastName> <party> R </party> <state> NE </state> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-10 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> H000206 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Harkin, Tom [D-IA] </fullName> <firstName> THOMAS </firstName> <lastName> HARKIN </lastName> <party> D </party> <state> IA </state> <middleName> RICHARD </middleName> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-10 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> H000338 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Hatch, Orrin G. [R-UT] </fullName> <firstName> ORRIN </firstName> <lastName> HATCH </lastName> <party> R </party> <state> UT </state> <middleName> GRANT </middleName> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-10 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> H000725 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Hollings, Ernest F. [D-SC] </fullName> <firstName> ERNEST </firstName> <lastName> HOLLINGS </lastName> <party> D </party> <state> SC </state> <middleName> FREDERICK </middleName> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-10 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> H001016 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Hutchison, Kay Bailey [R-TX] </fullName> <firstName> KAY </firstName> <lastName> HUTCHISON </lastName> <party> R </party> <state> TX </state> <middleName> BAILEY </middleName> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-10 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> I000024 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Inhofe, James M. [R-OK] </fullName> <firstName> Jim </firstName> <lastName> Inhofe </lastName> <party> R </party> <state> OK </state> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-10 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> I000025 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Inouye, Daniel K. [D-HI] </fullName> <firstName> DANIEL </firstName> <lastName> INOUYE </lastName> <party> D </party> <state> HI </state> <middleName> KEN </middleName> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-10 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> J000072 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Jeffords, James M. [I-VT] </fullName> <firstName> JAMES </firstName> <lastName> JEFFORDS </lastName> <party> I </party> <state> VT </state> <middleName> MERRILL </middleName> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-10 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> J000177 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Johnson, Tim [D-SD] </fullName> <firstName> TIM </firstName> <lastName> JOHNSON </lastName> <party> D </party> <state> SD </state> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-10 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> K000105 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Kennedy, Edward M. [D-MA] </fullName> <firstName> EDWARD </firstName> <lastName> KENNEDY </lastName> <party> D </party> <state> MA </state> <middleName> MOORE </middleName> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-10 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> K000148 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Kerry, John F. [D-MA] </fullName> <firstName> JOHN </firstName> <lastName> KERRY </lastName> <party> D </party> <state> MA </state> <middleName> FORBES </middleName> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-10 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> K000305 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Kohl, Herb [D-WI] </fullName> <firstName> HERBERT </firstName> <lastName> KOHL </lastName> <party> D </party> <state> WI </state> <middleName> H. </middleName> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-10 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> K000352 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Kyl, Jon [R-AZ] </fullName> <firstName> Jon </firstName> <lastName> Kyl </lastName> <party> R </party> <state> AZ </state> <middleName> Llewellyn </middleName> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-10 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> L000550 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Landrieu, Mary L. [D-LA] </fullName> <firstName> MARY </firstName> <lastName> LANDRIEU </lastName> <party> D </party> <state> LA </state> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-10 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> L000123 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Lautenberg, Frank R. [D-NJ] </fullName> <firstName> FRANK </firstName> <lastName> LAUTENBERG </lastName> <party> D </party> <state> NJ </state> <middleName> R. </middleName> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-10 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> L000174 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Leahy, Patrick J. [D-VT] </fullName> <firstName> Patrick </firstName> <lastName> Leahy </lastName> <party> D </party> <state> VT </state> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-10 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> L000261 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Levin, Carl [D-MI] </fullName> <firstName> CARL </firstName> <lastName> LEVIN </lastName> <party> D </party> <state> MI </state> <middleName> MILTON </middleName> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-10 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> L000304 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Lieberman, Joseph I. [D-CT] </fullName> <firstName> JOSEPH </firstName> <lastName> LIEBERMAN </lastName> <party> D </party> <state> CT </state> <middleName> I. </middleName> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-10 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> L000035 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Lincoln, Blanche L. [D-AR] </fullName> <firstName> BLANCHE </firstName> <lastName> LINCOLN </lastName> <party> D </party> <state> AR </state> <middleName> LAMBERT </middleName> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-10 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> L000447 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Lott, Trent [R-MS] </fullName> <firstName> CHESTER </firstName> <lastName> LOTT </lastName> <party> R </party> <state> MS </state> <middleName> TRENT </middleName> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-10 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> L000504 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Lugar, Richard G. [R-IN] </fullName> <firstName> RICHARD </firstName> <lastName> LUGAR </lastName> <party> R </party> <state> IN </state> <middleName> GREEN </middleName> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-10 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> M000303 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. McCain, John [R-AZ] </fullName> <firstName> JOHN </firstName> <lastName> MCCAIN </lastName> <party> R </party> <state> AZ </state> <middleName> SIDNEY </middleName> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-10 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> M000355 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. McConnell, Mitch [R-KY] </fullName> <firstName> Mitch </firstName> <lastName> McConnell </lastName> <party> R </party> <state> KY </state> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-10 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> M000702 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Mikulski, Barbara A. [D-MD] </fullName> <firstName> BARBARA </firstName> <lastName> MIKULSKI </lastName> <party> D </party> <state> MD </state> <middleName> ANN </middleName> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-10 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> M001141 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Miller, Zell [D-GA] </fullName> <firstName> ZELL </firstName> <lastName> MILLER </lastName> <party> D </party> <state> GA </state> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-10 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> M001153 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Murkowski, Lisa [R-AK] </fullName> <firstName> Lisa </firstName> <lastName> Murkowski </lastName> <party> R </party> <state> AK </state> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-10 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> M001111 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Murray, Patty [D-WA] </fullName> <firstName> Patty </firstName> <lastName> Murray </lastName> <party> D </party> <state> WA </state> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-10 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> N000032 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Nelson, Bill [D-FL] </fullName> <firstName> CLARENCE </firstName> <lastName> NELSON </lastName> <party> D </party> <state> FL </state> <middleName> WILLIAM </middleName> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-10 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> N000180 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Nelson, Ben [D-NE] </fullName> <firstName> E. </firstName> <lastName> Nelson </lastName> <party> D </party> <state> NE </state> <middleName> Benjamin </middleName> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-10 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> N000102 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Nickles, Don [R-OK] </fullName> <firstName> DONALD </firstName> <lastName> NICKLES </lastName> <party> R </party> <state> OK </state> <middleName> LEE </middleName> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-10 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> P000590 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Pryor, Mark L. [D-AR] </fullName> <firstName> Mark </firstName> <lastName> Pryor </lastName> <party> D </party> <state> AR </state> <middleName> Lunsford </middleName> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-10 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> R000122 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Reed, Jack [D-RI] </fullName> <firstName> John </firstName> <lastName> Reed </lastName> <party> D </party> <state> RI </state> <middleName> F. </middleName> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-10 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> R000146 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Reid, Harry [D-NV] </fullName> <firstName> HARRY </firstName> <lastName> REID </lastName> <party> D </party> <state> NV </state> <middleName> M. </middleName> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-10 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> R000307 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Roberts, Pat [R-KS] </fullName> <firstName> PAT </firstName> <lastName> ROBERTS </lastName> <party> R </party> <state> KS </state> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-10 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> R000361 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Rockefeller, John D., IV [D-WV] </fullName> <firstName> JAY </firstName> <lastName> ROCKEFELLER </lastName> <party> D </party> <state> WV </state> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-10 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> S000059 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Santorum, Rick [R-PA] </fullName> <firstName> RICK </firstName> <lastName> SANTORUM </lastName> <party> R </party> <state> PA </state> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-10 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> S000064 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Sarbanes, Paul S. [D-MD] </fullName> <firstName> PAUL </firstName> <lastName> SARBANES </lastName> <party> D </party> <state> MD </state> <middleName> SPYROS </middleName> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-10 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> S000148 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Schumer, Charles E. [D-NY] </fullName> <firstName> Charles </firstName> <lastName> Schumer </lastName> <party> D </party> <state> NY </state> <middleName> E. </middleName> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-10 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> S001141 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Sessions, Jeff [R-AL] </fullName> <firstName> Jeff </firstName> <lastName> Sessions </lastName> <party> R </party> <state> AL </state> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-10 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> S000320 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Shelby, Richard C. [R-AL] </fullName> <firstName> Richard </firstName> <lastName> Shelby </lastName> <party> R </party> <state> AL </state> <middleName> C. </middleName> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-10 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> S001142 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Smith, Gordon H. [R-OR] </fullName> <firstName> GORDON </firstName> <lastName> SMITH </lastName> <party> R </party> <state> OR </state> <middleName> H. </middleName> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-10 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> S000663 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Snowe, Olympia J. [R-ME] </fullName> <firstName> Olympia </firstName> <lastName> Snowe </lastName> <party> R </party> <state> ME </state> <middleName> J. </middleName> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-10 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> S000709 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Specter, Arlen [R-PA] </fullName> <firstName> ARLEN </firstName> <lastName> SPECTER </lastName> <party> R </party> <state> PA </state> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-10 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> S000770 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Stabenow, Debbie [D-MI] </fullName> <firstName> Debbie </firstName> <lastName> Stabenow </lastName> <party> D </party> <state> MI </state> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-10 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> S000888 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Stevens, Ted [R-AK] </fullName> <firstName> THEODORE </firstName> <lastName> STEVENS </lastName> <party> R </party> <state> AK </state> <middleName> F. </middleName> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-10 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> S001078 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Sununu, John E. 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Armed Forces and National Security

A resolution condemning the abuse of Iraqi prisoners at Abu Ghraib prison, urging a full and complete investigation to ensure justice is served, and expressing support for all Americans serving nobly in Iraq.

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A resolution designating the week of August 8 through August 14, 2004, as "National Health Center Week".

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2004-05-12

Health

A resolution expressing the sense of the Senate that no later than December 31, 2006, legislation should be enacted to provide every individual in the United States with the opportunity to purchase health insurance coverage that is the same as, or is better than, the health insurance coverage available to members of Congress, at the same or lower rates.

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A resolution designating the week of April 11 through April 17, 2004, as "Free Enterprise Education Week".

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(CR S5483-5484) </text> <type> IntroReferral </type> <actionCode> B00100 </actionCode> <sourceSystem> <code> 9 </code> <name> Library of Congress </name> </sourceSystem> </item> <item> <actionDate> 2004-05-13 </actionDate> <text> Introduced in Senate </text> <type> IntroReferral </type> <actionCode> 10000 </actionCode> <sourceSystem> <code> 9 </code> <name> Library of Congress </name> </sourceSystem> </item> </actions> <sponsors> <item> <bioguideId> G000352 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Graham, Bob [D-FL] </fullName> <firstName> DANIEL </firstName> <lastName> GRAHAM </lastName> <party> D </party> <state> FL </state> <middleName> ROBERT </middleName> <isByRequest> N </isByRequest> </item> </sponsors> <cosponsors> <item> <bioguideId> S000709 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Specter, Arlen [R-PA] </fullName> <firstName> ARLEN </firstName> <lastName> SPECTER </lastName> <party> R </party> <state> PA </state> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-13 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> E000286 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Edwards, John [D-NC] </fullName> <firstName> JOHN </firstName> <lastName> EDWARDS </lastName> <party> D </party> <state> NC </state> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-13 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> L000261 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Levin, Carl [D-MI] </fullName> <firstName> CARL </firstName> <lastName> LEVIN </lastName> <party> D </party> <state> MI </state> <middleName> MILTON </middleName> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-13 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> R000122 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Reed, Jack [D-RI] </fullName> <firstName> John </firstName> <lastName> Reed </lastName> <party> D </party> <state> RI </state> <middleName> F. </middleName> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-13 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> F000061 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Feingold, Russell D. [D-WI] </fullName> <firstName> RUSSELL </firstName> <lastName> FEINGOLD </lastName> <party> D </party> <state> WI </state> <middleName> D. </middleName> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-13 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> M001153 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Murkowski, Lisa [R-AK] </fullName> <firstName> Lisa </firstName> <lastName> Murkowski </lastName> <party> R </party> <state> AK </state> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-13 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> C000127 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Cantwell, Maria [D-WA] </fullName> <firstName> Maria </firstName> <lastName> Cantwell </lastName> <party> D </party> <state> WA </state> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-13 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> M001111 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Murray, Patty [D-WA] </fullName> <firstName> Patty </firstName> <lastName> Murray </lastName> <party> D </party> <state> WA </state> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-13 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> C000705 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Conrad, Kent [D-ND] </fullName> <firstName> KENT </firstName> <lastName> CONRAD </lastName> <party> D </party> <state> ND </state> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-13 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> B000444 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Biden, Joseph R., Jr. [D-DE] </fullName> <firstName> JOSEPH </firstName> <lastName> BIDEN </lastName> <party> D </party> <state> DE </state> <middleName> ROBINETTE </middleName> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-13 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> C001042 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Corzine, Jon S. [D-NJ] </fullName> <firstName> JON </firstName> <lastName> CORZINE </lastName> <party> D </party> <state> NJ </state> <middleName> S. </middleName> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-13 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> D000064 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Daschle, Thomas A. [D-SD] </fullName> <firstName> THOMAS </firstName> <lastName> DASCHLE </lastName> <party> D </party> <state> SD </state> <middleName> ANDREW </middleName> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-13 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> S000770 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Stabenow, Debbie [D-MI] </fullName> <firstName> Debbie </firstName> <lastName> Stabenow </lastName> <party> D </party> <state> MI </state> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-13 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> N000032 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Nelson, Bill [D-FL] </fullName> <firstName> CLARENCE </firstName> <lastName> NELSON </lastName> <party> D </party> <state> FL </state> <middleName> WILLIAM </middleName> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-13 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> H001016 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Hutchison, Kay Bailey [R-TX] </fullName> <firstName> KAY </firstName> <lastName> HUTCHISON </lastName> <party> R </party> <state> TX </state> <middleName> BAILEY </middleName> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-13 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> G000359 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Graham, Lindsey [R-SC] </fullName> <firstName> Lindsey </firstName> <lastName> Graham </lastName> <party> R </party> <state> SC </state> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-13 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> T000024 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Talent, Jim [R-MO] </fullName> <firstName> JIM </firstName> <lastName> TALENT </lastName> <party> R </party> <state> MO </state> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-13 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> S000663 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Snowe, Olympia J. [R-ME] </fullName> <firstName> Olympia </firstName> <lastName> Snowe </lastName> <party> R </party> <state> ME </state> <middleName> J. </middleName> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-13 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> L000504 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Lugar, Richard G. [R-IN] </fullName> <firstName> RICHARD </firstName> <lastName> LUGAR </lastName> <party> R </party> <state> IN </state> <middleName> GREEN </middleName> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-13 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> S000059 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Santorum, Rick [R-PA] </fullName> <firstName> RICK </firstName> <lastName> SANTORUM </lastName> <party> R </party> <state> PA </state> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-13 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> S000148 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Schumer, Charles E. [D-NY] </fullName> <firstName> Charles </firstName> <lastName> Schumer </lastName> <party> D </party> <state> NY </state> <middleName> E. </middleName> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-13 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> B000611 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Bond, Christopher S. [R-MO] </fullName> <firstName> CHRISTOPHER </firstName> <lastName> BOND </lastName> <party> R </party> <state> MO </state> <middleName> S. </middleName> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-13 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> V000126 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Voinovich, George V. [R-OH] </fullName> <firstName> GEORGE </firstName> <lastName> VOINOVICH </lastName> <party> R </party> <state> OH </state> <middleName> V. </middleName> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-13 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> M001141 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Miller, Zell [D-GA] </fullName> <firstName> ZELL </firstName> <lastName> MILLER </lastName> <party> D </party> <state> GA </state> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-13 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> I000025 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Inouye, Daniel K. [D-HI] </fullName> <firstName> DANIEL </firstName> <lastName> INOUYE </lastName> <party> D </party> <state> HI </state> <middleName> KEN </middleName> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-13 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> L000550 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Landrieu, Mary L. [D-LA] </fullName> <firstName> MARY </firstName> <lastName> LANDRIEU </lastName> <party> D </party> <state> LA </state> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-13 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> S000888 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Stevens, Ted [R-AK] </fullName> <firstName> THEODORE </firstName> <lastName> STEVENS </lastName> <party> R </party> <state> AK </state> <middleName> F. </middleName> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-13 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> F000442 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Fitzgerald, Peter [R-IL] </fullName> <firstName> PETER </firstName> <lastName> FITZGERALD </lastName> <party> R </party> <state> IL </state> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-13 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> C000077 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Campbell, Ben Nighthorse [R-CO] </fullName> <firstName> BEN </firstName> <lastName> CAMPBELL </lastName> <party> R </party> <state> CO </state> <middleName> NIGHTHORSE </middleName> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-13 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> B000780 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Breaux, John B. [D-LA] </fullName> <firstName> JOHN </firstName> <lastName> BREAUX </lastName> <party> D </party> <state> LA </state> <middleName> BERLINGER </middleName> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-13 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> L000174 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Leahy, Patrick J. [D-VT] </fullName> <firstName> Patrick </firstName> <lastName> Leahy </lastName> <party> D </party> <state> VT </state> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-13 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> D000596 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Dayton, Mark [D-MN] </fullName> <firstName> MARK </firstName> <lastName> DAYTON </lastName> <party> D </party> <state> MN </state> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-13 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> D000432 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Dorgan, Byron L. [D-ND] </fullName> <firstName> BYRON </firstName> <lastName> DORGAN </lastName> <party> D </party> <state> ND </state> <middleName> LESLIE </middleName> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-13 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> C001057 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Coleman, Norm [R-MN] </fullName> <firstName> Norm </firstName> <lastName> Coleman </lastName> <party> R </party> <state> MN </state> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-13 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> D000601 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Dole, Elizabeth [R-NC] </fullName> <firstName> Elizabeth </firstName> <lastName> Dole </lastName> <party> R </party> <state> NC </state> <middleName> H. </middleName> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-13 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> A000360 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Alexander, Lamar [R-TN] </fullName> <firstName> Lamar </firstName> <lastName> Alexander </lastName> <party> R </party> <state> TN </state> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-13 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> L000123 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Lautenberg, Frank R. [D-NJ] </fullName> <firstName> FRANK </firstName> <lastName> LAUTENBERG </lastName> <party> D </party> <state> NJ </state> <middleName> R. </middleName> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-13 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> R000361 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Rockefeller, John D., IV [D-WV] </fullName> <firstName> JAY </firstName> <lastName> ROCKEFELLER </lastName> <party> D </party> <state> WV </state> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-13 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> C000880 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Crapo, Mike [R-ID] </fullName> <firstName> Mike </firstName> <lastName> Crapo </lastName> <party> R </party> <state> ID </state> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-13 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> B001233 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Bayh, Evan [D-IN] </fullName> <firstName> EVAN </firstName> <lastName> BAYH </lastName> <party> D </party> <state> IN </state> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-13 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> B001126 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Burns, Conrad R. [R-MT] </fullName> <firstName> CONRAD </firstName> <lastName> BURNS </lastName> <party> R </party> <state> MT </state> <middleName> R. </middleName> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-13 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> J000072 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Jeffords, James M. [I-VT] </fullName> <firstName> JAMES </firstName> <lastName> JEFFORDS </lastName> <party> I </party> <state> VT </state> <middleName> MERRILL </middleName> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-13 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> R000146 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Reid, Harry [D-NV] </fullName> <firstName> HARRY </firstName> <lastName> REID </lastName> <party> D </party> <state> NV </state> <middleName> M. </middleName> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-13 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> S001141 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Sessions, Jeff [R-AL] </fullName> <firstName> Jeff </firstName> <lastName> Sessions </lastName> <party> R </party> <state> AL </state> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-13 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> K000148 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Kerry, John F. [D-MA] </fullName> <firstName> JOHN </firstName> <lastName> KERRY </lastName> <party> D </party> <state> MA </state> <middleName> FORBES </middleName> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-13 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> S000064 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Sarbanes, Paul S. [D-MD] </fullName> <firstName> PAUL </firstName> <lastName> SARBANES </lastName> <party> D </party> <state> MD </state> <middleName> SPYROS </middleName> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-13 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> C001056 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Cornyn, John [R-TX] </fullName> <firstName> John </firstName> <lastName> Cornyn </lastName> <party> R </party> <state> TX </state> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-13 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> C001035 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Collins, Susan M. [R-ME] </fullName> <firstName> Susan </firstName> <lastName> Collins </lastName> <party> R </party> <state> ME </state> <middleName> M. </middleName> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-13 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> W000779 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Wyden, Ron [D-OR] </fullName> <firstName> Ron </firstName> <lastName> Wyden </lastName> <party> D </party> <state> OR </state> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-13 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> T000162 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Thomas, Craig [R-WY] </fullName> <firstName> CRAIG </firstName> <lastName> THOMAS </lastName> <party> R </party> <state> WY </state> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-13 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> C000858 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Craig, Larry E. [R-ID] </fullName> <firstName> LARRY </firstName> <lastName> CRAIG </lastName> <party> R </party> <state> ID </state> <middleName> EDWIN </middleName> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-13 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> B001066 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Bunning, Jim [R-KY] </fullName> <firstName> JIM </firstName> <lastName> BUNNING </lastName> <party> R </party> <state> KY </state> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-13 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> K000105 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Kennedy, Edward M. [D-MA] </fullName> <firstName> EDWARD </firstName> <lastName> KENNEDY </lastName> <party> D </party> <state> MA </state> <middleName> MOORE </middleName> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-13 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> K000305 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Kohl, Herb [D-WI] </fullName> <firstName> HERBERT </firstName> <lastName> KOHL </lastName> <party> D </party> <state> WI </state> <middleName> H. </middleName> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-13 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> W000154 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Warner, John [R-VA] </fullName> <firstName> JOHN </firstName> <lastName> WARNER </lastName> <party> R </party> <state> VA </state> <middleName> WILLIAM </middleName> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-13 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> D000294 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. DeWine, Mike [R-OH] </fullName> <firstName> MICHAEL </firstName> <lastName> DEWINE </lastName> <party> R </party> <state> OH </state> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-13 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> J000177 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. 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[D-WI] </fullName> <firstName> RUSSELL </firstName> <lastName> FEINGOLD </lastName> <party> D </party> <state> WI </state> <middleName> D. </middleName> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-18 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> R000146 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Reid, Harry [D-NV] </fullName> <firstName> HARRY </firstName> <lastName> REID </lastName> <party> D </party> <state> NV </state> <middleName> M. </middleName> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-18 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> J000177 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Johnson, Tim [D-SD] </fullName> <firstName> TIM </firstName> <lastName> JOHNSON </lastName> <party> D </party> <state> SD </state> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-18 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> D000596 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Dayton, Mark [D-MN] </fullName> <firstName> MARK </firstName> <lastName> DAYTON </lastName> <party> D </party> <state> MN </state> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-18 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> </cosponsors> <policyArea> <name> Energy </name> </policyArea> <subjects> <legislativeSubjects> <item> <name> Armed Forces and National Security </name> </item> <item> <name> Cartels </name> </item> <item> <name> Commerce </name> </item> <item> <name> Consumer protection </name> </item> <item> <name> Energy prices </name> </item> <item> <name> Energy supplies </name> </item> <item> <name> Foreign Trade and International Finance </name> </item> <item> <name> Gasoline </name> </item> <item> <name> International Affairs </name> </item> <item> <name> OPEC countries </name> </item> <item> <name> Petroleum </name> </item> <item> <name> Petroleum industry </name> </item> <item> <name> Petroleum reserves </name> </item> <item> <name> Price discrimination </name> </item> <item> <name> Public Lands and Natural Resources </name> </item> <item> <name> Restrictive trade practices </name> </item> <item> <name> Strategic materials </name> </item> </legislativeSubjects> <policyArea> <name> Energy </name> </policyArea> </subjects> <summaries> <summary> <versionCode> 00 </versionCode> <actionDate> 2004-05-18 </actionDate> <actionDesc> Introduced in Senate </actionDesc> <updateDate> 2004-08-04T19:30:45Z </updateDate> <text> &lt;p&gt; Expresses the sense of the Senate that the President should: (1) directly confront OPEC and challenge it to increase oil production immediately; (2) direct the Federal Trade Commission and Attorney General to exercise vigorous oversight over the oil markets to protect the American people from price gouging and unfair practices at the gasoline pump; and (3) suspend deliveries of oil to the SPR and release 1,000,000 barrels of oil per day from the SPR for 30 days following the date of adoption of this resolution, and if necessary, for an additional 30 days beyond that. &lt;/p&gt; </text> </summary> </summaries> <title> A resolution expressing the sense of the Senate concerning oil markets. </title> <titles> <item> <titleType> Display Title </titleType> <title> A resolution expressing the sense of the Senate concerning oil markets. </title> </item> <item> <titleType> Official Title as Introduced </titleType> <title> A resolution expressing the sense of the Senate concerning oil markets. </title> <billTextVersionName> Introduced in Senate </billTextVersionName> <billTextVersionCode> IS </billTextVersionCode> </item> </titles> <textVersions> <item> <type> Introduced in Senate </type> <date> 2004-05-18T04:00:00Z </date> <formats/> </item> </textVersions> <latestAction> <actionDate> 2004-05-18 </actionDate> <text> Referred to the Committee on Energy and Natural Resources. 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Energy

A resolution expressing the sense of the Senate concerning oil markets.

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Bingaman, Jeff [D-NM] </fullName> <firstName> JESSE </firstName> <lastName> BINGAMAN </lastName> <party> D </party> <state> NM </state> <middleName> FRANCIS </middleName> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-05-19 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> True </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> C001057 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Coleman, Norm [R-MN] </fullName> <firstName> Norm </firstName> <lastName> Coleman </lastName> <party> R </party> <state> MN </state> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-06-01 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> False </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> K000352 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Kyl, Jon [R-AZ] </fullName> <firstName> Jon </firstName> <lastName> Kyl </lastName> <party> R </party> <state> AZ </state> <middleName> Llewellyn </middleName> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-09-21 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> False </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> <item> <bioguideId> D000563 </bioguideId> <fullName> Sen. Durbin, Richard J. [D-IL] </fullName> <firstName> Richard </firstName> <lastName> Durbin </lastName> <party> D </party> <state> IL </state> <middleName> J. </middleName> <sponsorshipDate> 2004-11-16 </sponsorshipDate> <isOriginalCosponsor> False </isOriginalCosponsor> </item> </cosponsors> <policyArea> <name> International Affairs </name> </policyArea> <subjects> <legislativeSubjects> <item> <name> China </name> </item> <item> <name> Civil Rights and Liberties, Minority Issues </name> </item> <item> <name> Diplomacy </name> </item> <item> <name> Dissenters </name> </item> <item> <name> East Asia </name> </item> <item> <name> Government Operations and Politics </name> </item> <item> <name> Human rights </name> </item> <item> <name> Political prisoners </name> </item> <item> <name> Political violence </name> </item> <item> <name> Tibet </name> </item> </legislativeSubjects> <policyArea> <name> International Affairs </name> </policyArea> </subjects> <summaries> <summary> <versionCode> 00 </versionCode> <actionDate> 2004-05-19 </actionDate> <actionDesc> Introduced in Senate </actionDesc> <updateDate> 2004-06-16T20:32:55Z </updateDate> <text> &lt;p&gt;Expresses the sense of the Senate that: (1) the Government of the People's Republic of China is in violation of international human rights standards by detaining and mistreating Tibetans who engage in peaceful activities to protest China's occupation of Tibet or promote the preservation of a distinct Tibetan identity; (2) sustained international pressure on the Government of the People's Republic of China is essential to improve the human rights situation in Tibet and secure the release of Tibetan political prisoners; (3) the Government of the United States should raise the cases of Tenzin Delek and other Tibetan political prisoners in every meeting with officials from the People's Republic of China, and work with other governments concerned about human rights in Tibet and China to encourage the release of Tibetan political prisoners and promote systemic improvement of human rights in Tibet and China; and (4) the Government of the People's Republic of China should release all Tibetan political prisoners, including Tenzin Delek.&lt;/p&gt; </text> </summary> </summaries> <title> A resolution expressing the sense of the Senate regarding the detention of Tibetan political prisoners by the Government of the People's Republic of China. </title> <titles> <item> <titleType> Display Title </titleType> <title> A resolution expressing the sense of the Senate regarding the detention of Tibetan political prisoners by the Government of the People's Republic of China. </title> </item> <item> <titleType> Official Title as Introduced </titleType> <title> A resolution expressing the sense of the Senate regarding the detention of Tibetan political prisoners by the Government of the People's Republic of China. </title> <billTextVersionName> Introduced in Senate </billTextVersionName> <billTextVersionCode> IS </billTextVersionCode> </item> </titles> <textVersions> <item> <type> Introduced in Senate </type> <date> 2004-05-19T04:00:00Z </date> <formats/> </item> </textVersions> <latestAction> <actionDate> 2004-05-19 </actionDate> <text> Referred to the Committee on Foreign Relations. 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2004-05-19

International Affairs

A resolution expressing the sense of the Senate regarding the detention of Tibetan political prisoners by the Government of the People's Republic of China.

108-sres-366

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2004-05-20

Commemorations

A resolution supporting May 2004 as National Better Hearing and Speech Month and commending those States that have implemented routine hearing screenings for every newborn before the newborn leaves the hospital.

108-sres-367

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2004-05-20

Commemorations

A resolution honoring the life of Mildred McWilliams "Millie" Jeffrey (1910-2004) and her contributions to her community and to the United States.

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2004-06-01

Commemorations

A resolution commending the University of Virginia Cavaliers women's lacrosse team for winning the 2004 NCAA Division I women's lacrosse National Championship.

108-sres-369

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2004-06-02

Commemorations

A resolution expressing the sense of the Senate in honoring the service of the men and women who served in the Armed Forces of the United States during World War II.

108-sres-370