Reaction Swift on Failed Civil Rights Bill

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Senate President Pro Tempore David Long says the ultimate decision on the matter may be out of lawmakers’ hands.
Senator Travis Holdman (R-19) says the votes were not there to move the bill forward.
Senate Minority Leader Tim Lanane (D-25) says the debate is far from over.