I thank you for the time this afternoon. It's been a big day, freshmen in this body coming up on the end of our very first year. In fact, all of us here, here with my colleague from Wisconsin, all of us here, freshmen, finishing up our first year, and it's a big day. And I've got to tell you, I feel good about the quality of the work product that's going on today. I feel good about the fact that there are serious issues before this body, and we have said, let's slow down and make sure we get it right because families have their futures on the line. I'd like to ask my friend from Wisconsin how he's seen this day go.
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