Thank you, Mr. Leader. Let me try to put it in perspective, then. If I am in southern Indiana and I am driving from New Albany to Seymour, the direct route is on I-65, but if I go to Bloomington to Seymour, it is a longer route, but I still get to Seymour.
James Hill: “Thank you, Mr. Leader. Let me try to put it in perspective, then. If I am in southern Indiana and I am driving from New…”
Editor's note · Context
Using a metaphor to explain a point during a discussion.
Share
More from James Hill
in 1958, former Prime Minister of Great Britain, Harold Macmillan, paraphrasing a remark from Winston Churchill 4 years earlier, left us with the great expression: jaw-jaw is better than war-war. It is because of our great power that our…
I am honored to rise today with my colleagues to lead the House of Representatives in reading President George Washington's farewell address. Having just celebrated the 294th birthday of our indispensable first President, this is a fitting…
I noted in my remarks that the only way that Taiwan and the People's Republic of China can become one is through mutual consent, not through coercion, not through embargoes, not through invasion, and not through military attack…
I rise to shed light on the discrimination faced by Coptic Christians in Egypt. Coptic Christians face restrictions on building churches, have limited representation in government, and, tragically, have been targets of violence and…





