Mr. Speaker, I would say this is a great resolution, and I am honored to be able to introduce it in the House. I want to just mention all of the people back home in Colorado who have worked hard to elevate the prominence of Dearfield, and also to my colleague, the gentleman from Colorado (Mr. Udall), a cosponsor of the resolution, this is a great Colorado effort and a great western statement, and particularly fitting on this closing day of Black History Month.
Bob Schaffer: “Mr. Speaker, I would say this is a great resolution, and I am honored to be able to introduce it in the House. I want to…”
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Introducing a resolution related to Dearfield, Colorado, during Black History Month.
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