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Speaking against President Donald Trump for more than 25 hours in the Senate, a Democrat Senator has set a record of the longest speech in the Congress. Senator Corey Booker started his speech on Monday evening and ended it on Tuesday evening. Without any break, a lecture and a lecture and a speech given on a speech performed extraordinary stamina.
He took advantage of the Senate rule that allows senators to speak against Trump’s policies and speak without a time limit to create their image. He unsuccessfully participated in 2020 for the nomination of the Presidential Presidential President and eventually supported the former President Joe Biden. Fellow Democrats also asked questions as per permission under the rules.
In 1957, a racist senator broke the record created by Strome Thermand
He broke the record set up by a racist senator Strome Thermand in 1957, who gave a 24 -hour and 18 -minute speech in the Senate to prevent the passage of the Civil Rights Act, which guaranteed the right to vote for Americans.
A few hours after the end of the speech of thermand, the Senate passed the historic civil rights law and President Dwight Eisenhawar signed it in the law.
When he gave his marathon speech, Thramand was a Democrat. In 1964, the Thermand moved to the Republican Party, by then both parties had changed their policies.
Booker said about thermand, "It is wrong to hate them," And said further, "I am not here because of his speech. I am here despite his speech. I am here because they were much more powerful than as they were."
In his speech, citing civil rights leader John Lewis in many places, he finally reiterated his words, "Get in good trouble, get into necessary trouble, and help save America’s soul." Unlike thermand, Booker was not trying to delay the law, but was only standing in opposition to Trump.
Standford University athletes are Booker
55 -year -old Booker has been athletes of Standford University. He was an American football champion and received a bachelor’s and master’s degree from the university. He earned Rhodes Scholarship, studied at Oxford University and obtained a law degree from Yale.
The Senator representing New Jersey criticized Trump, asking if the Americans are now in a better position or were 72 days before taking charge?
He further said, "Now prices are high, the stock market where many Americans keep their retirement funds, have gone down and consumer confidence has decreased." He said that instead of fulfilling his election promise of reducing prices, Trump is following policies like increasing tariffs that will only increase prices, they attack Canada and talk of capturing Greenland. Booker (T) Donald Trump
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