I am honored to stand here and recognize my colleague and friend, Arkansas's senior Senator Mark Pryor, for his service to our State, his contributions to our country, and his work across the aisle. I have worked with Senator Pryor during his entire service in the Senate, both as a Member of the House and as a colleague in the Senate. While we don't always agree on policy, we always agree that we need to do what is best for Arkansas and what is best for our Nation. Mark is always ready to step forward, find a solution, and resolve an issue. He is always ready to extend a hand to the other side of the aisle to get support, and he always has Arkansas on his mind. Over the last 4 years, we have introduced several pieces of legislation together, and you will find our names as cosponsors of several other pieces of legislation that all have one goal--helping the people of Arkansas and helping the people of our country. There is a longstanding tradition of collaboration in the Arkansas delegation. When I was elected to the House in 2001, long-time Arkansas Congressman John Paul Hammerschmidt gave me some advice I have tried to live by since coming to Washington. He said: John, always remember that once the election is over, it is time to put away the political differences and focus on helping the people of Arkansas.…
On the recordDecember 11, 2014
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