I want to commend the freshman sitting in the Chair for his very careful and thorough job tonight, and being patient with frustrated Members like me. We have had a very productive year on the House side of the branch of the legislature, and we just hate to go home, at Christmas time nearly, and do it incompletely when there is an opportunity still to pass so many great pieces of legislation that will help real people in the real world get jobs, get jobs back, get benefits, secure benefits that they have, obtain a good food supply, good energy supply, and an education program that works. There are just so many things that are within our legislative grasp to do something about, and it is so frustrating to have only part of that done. There is just one area in the legislative branch where there seems to be a gap. We have the executive branch all ready with the ink pen full of ink ready to sign the legislation to get America moving again.
Jack Kingston: “I want to commend the freshman sitting in the Chair for his very careful and thorough job tonight, and being patient…”
On the recordDecember 12, 2001
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Discussing the need to pass important legislation before the holiday recess.
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