Thank you so much, Mr. Perriello, and thank you for your leadership in your district and the optimism and hope that you fight for every single day. You know, it really always boggles my mind how the Republicans wake up every morning, come to work and decide, I am going to be an obstructionist today. I think today I am going to figure out yet another way to say no. And rather than come to the table and work with us, because they need jobs in their districts too, instead, they vote no here, and then they do like the minority whip did just in the last week when he was home in his district. After voting no on the Recovery Act and being critical of the Recovery Act, he didn't have any problem showing up and taking credit for one of the projects funded by the Recovery Act in his district. I think Americans really see through that transparent attempt at hypocrisy. We are a party of genuine articles. We are Members who work hard every day to make sure that we can get it done for the American people and get this economy turned around. There is no one that works harder at that in rural America than my good friend Lincoln Davis from the great State of Tennessee.
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