On April 30, the United States lost an incredible leader, a Member of Congress, one of the first women to serve on the New York Stock Exchange, and a good friend to many of us from California, Ellen Tauscher. She served here for more than a decade, became one of the ranking members and chairwoman of the Armed Services subcommittees, and led this Nation in an effort towards nonproliferation of nuclear weapons. She left Congress to take on the task of Under Secretary at the Department of State for that purpose and carried out that extraordinarily important task as a member of the Obama administration as Under Secretary of State. We will miss her, and I will particularly miss her. When she left Congress to join the State Department, she left an open seat. I had the pleasure and privilege of following in her footsteps and becoming a Member of Congress. We mourn her, we miss her, and we call to an American people Ellen Tauscher as an example of what an American can and should be. ____________________
John Garamendi: “On April 30, the United States lost an incredible leader, a Member of Congress, one of the first women to serve on the…”
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