In closing, I wish that the gentleman from Tennessee would have returned to the resolution that is before us in concluding his comments. We are here, as you know, to recognize the life and work of Donald Harington. And while we were trying to recognize the great work of an American novelist, we find ourselves drifting into a discussion of health care. But in any case, we are going to conclude this particular discussion by urging our colleagues to recognize the life and work of Donald Harington by supporting this measure. I yield back the balance of my time.
Jackie Speier: “In closing, I wish that the gentleman from Tennessee would have returned to the resolution that is before us in…”
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The speaker is urging recognition of the life and work of novelist Donald Harington.
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