On the recordNovember 15, 2010
Thank you very much, Chairman Akaka, and my purpose today is to join you in this hearing, in part to continue the good work of Senator Kaufman of Delaware, in whose shoes I attempt to stand today.
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congress.govThank you very much, Chairman Akaka, and my purpose today is to join you in this hearing, in part to continue the good work of Senator Kaufman of Delaware, in whose shoes I attempt to stand today.
Coons expresses gratitude and acknowledges his predecessor's contributions during his first day as a Senator.
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