Sen. Cory Booker began a lengthy Senate floor speech around 7 p.m. ET on Monday, aiming to oppose President Trump and delay nominee confirmations. His speech has surpassed 21 hours, becoming one of the longest in history without breaks for food or restroom use. This endurance test requires significant preparation, as demonstrated by Senators like Ted Cruz, who previously spoke for over 21 hours, and shared tips for survival during long speeches, focusing on footwear and hydration management. Booker's commitment has delayed GOP legislative efforts while showcasing the lengths to which lawmakers will go in making their political statements.
At about 7 p.m. ET on Monday night, Sen. Cory Booker began delivering what would become one of the longest Senate floor speeches in American history.
Several of Booker's colleagues have done the same in the last 12 years, including Republican Sens. Ted Cruz of Texas and Rand Paul of Kentucky.
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