what can I say, at the end of this Congress America is going to truly miss one of it's great Conservative leaders. The powerful Chairman of the House Rules Committee, Jerry Solomon will be retiring to pursue new opportunities. This former Marine, serving the United States House of Representatives since 1978, has been known for defending the American flag, fighting the war against drugs, protecting our nations veterans, the interests of our nations military, and running a committee that is fair to this body and fair to the American people. Not only has Congressman Solomon been known for his policy, he is also know for his great sense of humor, his devotion to his family, and his pride in his work. Congressman Solomon, it has truly been an honor serving this great nation together, and you will be greatly missed. I wish you, your wife Freda, and your entire family all the best. As a veteran, and man who loves this country, as I know you do, today sir I salute you for your hard work, honesty, integrity, and devotion to this country.
Sam Gibbons: “what can I say, at the end of this Congress America is going to truly miss one of it's great Conservative leaders. The…”
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Paying tribute to retiring Congressman Jerry Solomon and his contributions.
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