I join my colleagues, and all Americans, in mourning the very tragic and sudden loss of our dear friend and colleague, Senator Paul Wellstone, who will be forever remembered as a friend and patriot and true public servant, who fought each and every day of his public life-- in fact, of his life--to improve the lives of average Americans.
Chris Dodd: “I join my colleagues, and all Americans, in mourning the very tragic and sudden loss of our dear friend and colleague…”
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Paying tribute to Senator Paul Wellstone after his tragic death.
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