The 115th Congress-Washington 2017

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Washington D.C.
United States Senate
1101
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24 January
2017

Ella Enchanted gums her her courage and stands to make a motion.

"Mr. President I move to suspend necessary rules and take up the Fairness in Wages Act."

[Prolieum]

Senate Floor

Sen. Hazelelponi "Seconded."

[Democratic Peoples republic of Kelvinsi]

Senate Floor

Sen. Hazelelponi "Seconded."

Brankers: "Objection."

[Prolieum]

Senate Floor-Chair

"With objections, the motion fails. The floor remains open to motions."

[Vaquas]

"I motion to suspend all necessary rules and take up the "Resolution Honoring the memory of the Orlando Nightclub terrorist attack victims"

[Prolieum]

Senate Floor

Sen. Hazelelponi: "Seconded."

[Dentali]

"I motion to suspend all necessary rules and take up the "Resolution Honoring the memory of the Orlando Nightclub terrorist attack victims"

Seconded

[Prolieum]

Senate Floor-Chair

"Without objection, the motion passes. The Chair invites the Senator from Vermont to lay out the bill."

[Dentali]

Senator Fowler

An ISIS-inspired shooter killed 49 people, and wounded over 50 other people when he went into the Pulse Night Club in Orlando, Florida on June 12, 2016. The resolution remembers the victims, their families, and the survivors, and praises the city of Orlando for showing strength and resilience in the face of this tragedy.

It was the deadliest mass shooting in the history of the United States, the scars will be on our nation for years to come, our emergency response teams, law enforcement agencies and medical personnel as well as the Community of Orlando at large deserve recognition for their resiliency in the face of this tragedy. This resolution will reaffirm how our nation stands united against terrorism, and that it will not permit prejudice, violence and fear to weaken our commitment to compassion, liberty and equality.

Resolution Honoring the memory of the Orlando Nightclub terrorist attack victims:

Overview: This is a Resolution to honor the memories of the victims of the terror attack on the Pulse Orlando Night Club. The terrorist attack killed 49 and wounded 53 innocent people in the horrific attack specifically targeting members of the LGBTQ community. The gunman had pledged his allegiance to ISIS and committed the deadliest mass shooting in the modern history of the United States and the worst terrorist attack since September 11th, 2001.
This resolution honors and thanks the law enforcement professionals of Orlando and Orange County, Florida as well as the FBI, Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives and the other emergency and health care professionals who responded so bravely and skillfully to the attack.
This resolution honors and thanks all those who gave support to the victims of the shooting. Donating blood, supplies and time to support the victims, their families and their loved ones regardless of race, ethnicity, religion, sex or sexual orientation.
This resolution honors and thanks the community, local government and organizations that came together in the spirit of unity and respect. Providing support and healing during the attack and its aftermath, then continuing the support since.
Monday, June 12, 2017 will mark one year since the attack, on this day Congress will
Commemorate the victims or the attack and offer heartfelt condolences and sympathies for the families, loved ones and friends of the victims
Honor the survivors of the attack and pledge continued support
Honor and thank the community or Orlando for their unity, compassion and resilience after and during the attack
Honor and thank the brave actions of the law enforcement and counterterrorism officials and their efforts to respond to the attack and prevent future attacks
Honor and thank the people of the United States who stand in the face of terror and hatred, regardless of race, ethnicity, religion, sex or sexual orientation
Reaffirm the commitment to destroy ISIS and defeat terrorism both home and abroad.

This bill is then honorably presented to The Senate for consideration in order to Commemorate the Pulse Nightclub Terrorist Attack and is backed by Senator Zachary Fowler on January 12th, 2017

[Vaquas]

Senator Fowler

An ISIS-inspired shooter killed 49 people, and wounded over 50 other people when he went into the Pulse Night Club in Orlando, Florida on June 12, 2016. The resolution remembers the victims, their families, and the survivors, and praises the city of Orlando for showing strength and resilience in the face of this tragedy.

It was the deadliest mass shooting in the history of the United States, the scars will be on our nation for years to come, our emergency response teams, law enforcement agencies and medical personnel as well as the Community of Orlando at large deserve recognition for their resiliency in the face of this tragedy. This resolution will reaffirm how our nation stands united against terrorism, and that it will not permit prejudice, violence and fear to weaken our commitment to compassion, liberty and equality.

Resolution Honoring the memory of the Orlando Nightclub terrorist attack victims:

Overview: This is a Resolution to honor the memories of the victims of the terror attack on the Pulse Orlando Night Club. The terrorist attack killed 49 and wounded 53 innocent people in the horrific attack specifically targeting members of the LGBTQ community. The gunman had pledged his allegiance to ISIS and committed the deadliest mass shooting in the modern history of the United States and the worst terrorist attack since September 11th, 2001.
This resolution honors and thanks the law enforcement professionals of Orlando and Orange County, Florida as well as the FBI, Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives and the other emergency and health care professionals who responded so bravely and skillfully to the attack.
This resolution honors and thanks all those who gave support to the victims of the shooting. Donating blood, supplies and time to support the victims, their families and their loved ones regardless of race, ethnicity, religion, sex or sexual orientation.
This resolution honors and thanks the community, local government and organizations that came together in the spirit of unity and respect. Providing support and healing during the attack and its aftermath, then continuing the support since.
Monday, June 12, 2017 will mark one year since the attack, on this day Congress will
Commemorate the victims or the attack and offer heartfelt condolences and sympathies for the families, loved ones and friends of the victims
Honor the survivors of the attack and pledge continued support
Honor and thank the community or Orlando for their unity, compassion and resilience after and during the attack
Honor and thank the brave actions of the law enforcement and counterterrorism officials and their efforts to respond to the attack and prevent future attacks
Honor and thank the people of the United States who stand in the ace of terror and hatred, regardless of race, ethnicity, religion, sex or sexual orientation
Reaffirm the commitment to destroy ISIS and defeat terrorism both home and abroad.

This bill is then honorably presented to The Senate for consideration in order to Commemorate the Pulse Nightclub Terrorist Attack and is backed by Senator Zachary Fowler on January 12th, 2017

"I motion to call the previous question."

[Tallahassee News Station]

"Objection. Let me read the darn thing before we vote already." Chandler complained.

[Prolieum]

Senate Floor-Chair

"The questioning period is open, and the floor thus closed to motions to vote or amend."

[Prolieum]

Senate Floor

Sen. Hazelelponi: "Senator, is there any evidence that the shooter specifically targeted 'transgender' individuals?"

[Dentali]

Senate Floor

Sen. Hazelelponi: "Senator, is there any evidence that the shooter specifically targeted 'transgender' individuals?"

"The shooter specifically targeted a club that catered to the LGBT community, not just a club that catered to the LGB portion."

[Prolieum]

Senate Floor

"Then the Senator would not have a problem with removing the "Q"? Hazelelponi asked.

[Dentali]

Senate Floor

"Then the Senator would not have a problem with removing the "Q"? Hazelelponi asked.

"I would rather not, but I can accept that."

[Tallahassee News Station]

Chandler was getting tired of the silence. "I motion to end the questioning period."

[Dentali]

Chandler was getting tired of the silence. "I motion to end the questioning period."

seconded

[Prolieum]

Senate Floor-Chair

"The motion is in order, the questioning period is closed, and the floor is opened to motions and debate."

[Prolieum]

House Floor-Chair

"Are there any further questions?"

[Vaquas]

Senator Breckenridge: "I motion to call the previous question."

[Prolieum]

Senate Floor

Hazelelponi raised an eyebrow at Fowler.

[Vaquas]

Senator Locklear: "I second the motion"

[Dentali]

Senate Floor

Hazelelponi raised an eyebrow at Fowler.

Fowler raised both eyebrows back at her

[Prolieum]

Senate Floor

Hazelelponi gestured with her open hand, in a "proceed" motion.