But while Republicans were willing to talk of more staff members and better committee ratios for Democrats, Mr. Lott and his second in command, Senator Don Nickles of Oklahoma, who was also re-elected with no opposition, quickly rejected the idea of co-chairmen.
"I do not find any evidence that Secretary Rumsfeld had actual knowledge of these horrific incidents in the prison system that were the direct result of lack of training, lack of supervision by the immediate command," Senator John W. Warner, a Virginia Republican who heads the Armed Services Committee, told reporters on Wednesday.
His second-in-command, Senator Harry Reid of Nevada, said, describing the number of votes it takes to break a filibuster: "It's fairly simple.
It would not remove prosecutions from the chain of command, as Senator Gillibrand's bill does, but it contains other important reforms.
While Elagabalus was still on his way to Rome, brief revolts broke out by the Fourth Legion at the instigation of Gellius Maximus, and by the Third Legion, which itself had been responsible for the elevation of Elagabalus to the throne, under the command of Senator Verus.
Chicago had strong allies to pursue federal funds for security and transportation: U.S. Senator Dick Durbin was the second in command among Democratic Senators as the Whip, and former Senator Barack Obama had become the President of the United States.
Turner's powerful use of rhetoric led him to preach integrated revivals, command audiences with Senators, congressional leaders, and presidents, and to become a popular correspondent for the Christian Recorder newspaper.
GENERAL MYERS -- I'll walk through the chain of command, and ----... SENATof Mcommand- Chain of command, please.
Out of the Pack The attacks have deprived most rank-and-file lawmakers of any opportunity to command attention, except Senator Bill Frist, a Tennessee Republican who is also a heart surgeon.
However, it said member organisations should encourage employees to attend to command the attention of senators.
