But they had to do it without straw. For someone rightly concerned about those insensitive to the black experience, and for someone rightly concerned about those who deny or forget black history, Senator Mosely Braun should be careful about the history of others. Yet here we see her and the others in the room treat it as though it never happened. This was the end of July. On the rare occasions when it rains in the summer it generally ends quickly.
Depositions involve a witness answering questions under oath in front of a shorthand reporter.
This after viewing from the air on the way to Salt Lake City the wide waters around St. Louis. And after having been in Valley Junction in West Des Moines the day of the flood, and in Des Moines the day they lost water, only to come back to Burlington just as the Mississippi crested. I found time to look around Salt Lake City nearly 150 years after the trek from Nauvoo ended. Impressed, I wondered what Nauvoo and southeastern Iowa might be like today if area residents had been more hospitable to the Mormons a century and a half ago. Perhaps Senator Mosely Braun would have had a large part of Senator Hatch's constituency.