Concerning Caesar's Acta

Senators,

I want to briefly state my views concerning Caesar's acta as well as encourage my fellow Republicans to listen attentively to its contents, and not to let hatred for Caesar prevent us from recognizing wisdom IF we happen to hear it speaking to us today. If there is one compromise we have all agreed upon it is that Caesar was responsible for much good as well as much evil during his life. Therefore, in hopes of hearing the wisdom of the Caesar we once supported, I fully support the reading and analyzation of the acta.

Indeed, I am always willing to listen to opinions and ideas from any faction, for is this not what we as a body are meant to do? Is this not what defines us as a senate? If I, as a Republican, sought to silence the voice of Caesar's acta, would I not be functioning identically to the former tyrant himself, who sought to fill the senate with his supporters, hoping to drive out all dissenting opinions?

Fellow Republicans, let us realize that we have already won the battle. We have given power and authority to the senate once again, and we must allow all senators their voice, for it is a privilege we sorely missed while Caesar lived. As long as we can prevent those who would claim the title of "heir" from ascending the fabricated throne so recently left vacant, we can be confident that this senate, through debate and reason, will now guide the republic safely and peacefully.