I think there is a lot of wisdom on the street and I know one thing, that Congressmen do not become veterans without listening for that wisdom and trying to bring it to Washington instead of trying to bring Washington's wisdoms home. One thing that Mr. Limbaugh had observed about Congress under novel truth number 25, follow the money. When someone says it is not the money, it is all about the money.
Jack Kingston: “I think there is a lot of wisdom on the street and I know one thing, that Congressmen do not become veterans without…”
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Discussing the importance of listening to constituents and the influence of money in politics.
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