With J.P. Hammerschmidt, who beat Clinton at his only other attempt at Federal office in 1974, beat him by 6,600 votes. Thirty years, 1966 to 1996. A whole decade more than Bob Walker. I have just loved serving with you. And you put the icing on the cake, you honorable man, you, by bringing those grandkids, that look like they were drawn by Norman Rockwell onto this floor, Justin and Austin, John Austin and Justin. What an honor serving with you, John. Let us stay in touch.
Robert Dornan: “With J.P. Hammerschmidt, who beat Clinton at his only other attempt at Federal office in 1974, beat him by 6,600 votes.…”
Editor's note · Context
Reflecting on his time serving with J.P. Hammerschmidt and honoring their shared experiences.
Share
More from Robert Dornan
Wow. Mr. Bilbray you were as eloquent tonight as last night, and I hope all of America on Saturday clicks on C-SPAN. I hope the great Mac Collins of Georgia is in the Chair and that we have America watching a merciful, fair, reasonable…
If a Member has read--and, of course, I was talking about this Member--over 10 books, traveled Arkansas, spoken to people, and believes that a high public official was and may still be a cocaine addict, do I not have a right to state that…
So title V says it is a Federal failure to control our borders and, therefore, we all want to be merciful, but it is the Federal responsibility.
Beautifully put. You have actually picked up the theme of the cardinals, to try and win by persuasion. But when you are a fighter pilot, that is hard. Your dad is a fighter pilot. Ask your dad how hard it is to be loving and kind and try…





