I have enjoyed the remarks by those on the other side of the aisle on behalf of Senator Ford of Kentucky. And indeed, he has been a very large figure here in the U.S. Senate for many, many years. It is very appropriate that he has been honored by his side of the aisle.
Recognizing the contributions of Senator Ford during a Senate discussion.
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