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  • Mr. Risch then said: "Well, and that's exactly what concerns us, Sen. Kerry, is the fact that it's OK to do this through the regular order if it gets done, but if it's not going to get done, then the ends justify the means — [that] it's OK to end-run around the Constitution."

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  • Mr. Risch said the nation's founders "didn't say do this if it's convenient, and it's OK to not do it if it's not convenient.

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