Kevin Roberts: “let me associate myself with the remarks of Senator Isakson. I thank him and all of my colleagues who have come to the…”

“let me associate myself with the remarks of Senator Isakson. I thank him and all of my colleagues who have come to the floor to eulogize Senator Danny Inouye. The Senate and our Nation has lost an unsung hero. He was heroic in military valor, receiving the Nation's highest honor, the Medal of Honor. He was heroic as the one chosen to lead with dignity in inquiries seeking the truth during our most challenging times. He was a tireless guardian of our national security and champion to the men and women who put their lives at risk to protect the United States and whose legislative achievements have been simply remarkable. All this from a man who always gave others credit and never sought the spotlight. Yesterday Senator John McCain from Arizona--a hero in his own right-- reflected on the passing of Senator Inouye: Today, the Senate, America, and especially his beloved citizens of Hawaii, lost a unique, brave, and wonderful legislator. He was a man who brought the most unique credentials to this institution--I would argue--of probably anyone who has ever served in this very diverse body. Senator McCain certainly hit the nail on the head. He went on to say: In Hawaii there was a group of young Japanese Americans who decided they wanted to serve their country in uniform. One of the most well-known, famous, and highly decorated units of World War II was the battalion in which Dan Inouye served. Dan Inouye was a proud member of his battalion.…”