Mr. Speaker, whenever anybody leaves an institution, an institution is obviously diminished, a little poorer, especially when it is a good person. Obviously people get replaced through the election process and through the hiring process here, but there is still always a sense of loss when we lose one of our spectacular people. Much has been said about the gentleman from Ohio (Chairman Kasich), and I want to be associated with those remarks, the extraordinary job he has done through the years here today. We acknowledge that. I know in the general debate, he is going to have the great opportunity to display his brilliance, and we are going to have the opportunity to further thank him.
Porter Goss: “Mr. Speaker, whenever anybody leaves an institution, an institution is obviously diminished, a little poorer, especially…”
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Paying tribute to Chairman Kasich during a speech on the House floor.
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