first of all, I want to extend my heartfelt condolences to Henry B.'s family, and I would also like to thank them for allowing us to share Henry B. Gonzalez. Mr. Speaker, Henry B. Gonzalez was a voice and will continue to be a voice for the common person, and one of my highlights being in Congress was having the honor of serving with Henry B. Gonzalez. I hope as he looks down upon us, it will give us the courage to fight for the common man and make sure that all people have the equality that they greatly deserve.
Ed Pastor: “first of all, I want to extend my heartfelt condolences to Henry B.'s family, and I would also like to thank them for…”
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Paying tribute to Henry B. Gonzalez after his passing.
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