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Tom Tancredo: I must admit to you that I think this particular resolution and this particular individual is something other than…

On the recordJune 6, 2001
I must admit to you that I think this particular resolution and this particular individual is something other than routine, I should say, that the accomplishments go far, farther than those of many, many of the people that we have identified in the past year. So it is especially fitting today that we are able to provide him with this kind of tribute. We always wonder here what it is that we can do to inspire others. What we can possibly do on this floor to encourage other people to take on the tasks taken on by individuals like Mr. Weihenmayer. I am not sure if it is anything that we can do here, because all of it has to come from something internally. All of it has to come from something that builds in an individual over which we probably have very little control.
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Tom Tancredo
Colorado

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Recognizing the accomplishments of Mr. Weihenmayer during a House floor tribute.

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