I join my colleagues on both sides of the aisle in Congress to express my deep sorrow after yesterday's shooting. At the end of the day, we are not Republicans or Democrats; we are Americans. We may disagree with one another, but we cannot allow those disagreements to change how we treat each other as fellow human beings. I believe we need to change our tone and bring more civility to our political discourse. Young people across the country look to us to set an example, and we all must rise to the occasion. This horrible violence will not divide us and it will not stop us from getting back to business on behalf of the American people. Let us come together as Americans above all else, and, of course, keep our good friend, Steve Scalise, and all of those affected by the shootings in our prayers. ____________________
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