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Mr. Smith Goes to Washington (1939)

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Lost in the wilds of Washington.

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Clayton Smith, editor and publisher. Champion of lost causes.

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- The twin champions of lost causes. - Ma has told me a thousand times.

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You know that you fight harder for the lost causes.

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- Have I the floor? - I have lost all patience with him.

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- The integrity of the committee and the integrity of the Senate!

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- Wouldn't it be fun if he was lost? - The boy ranger? He'll show up.

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The swearing in of the senator is the order of business.

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...the pursuit of happiness.

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Freedom of the press!

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For a couple of months of the year.

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- For the purpose of bringing together boys of all walks of life. -

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Is this the gentleman's conception of the nature of his office?

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The prime business of this body is the immediate passage of...

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- Rule 5 of the standing rules of the Senate, Section 3.

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- The attendance of the absent senators.

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The Constitution of the United States.

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- Is fully aware of the responsibilities of his high office.

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- And reflects on the sincerity and sanity of the highest body of lawmakers.

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I consulted with the head of the Department of Records, Mr Arthur Kim.