Rob Woodall: “We have no further speakers. I am prepared to close. Mr. Speaker, I yield myself the balance of my time. I can't say it…”

“We have no further speakers. I am prepared to close. Mr. Speaker, I yield myself the balance of my time. I can't say it any better than my friends from Missouri and Florida have just said it. My colleague from Pennsylvania is absolutely right, Mr. Speaker. We have a regular order process. Here we are, halfway through September. We are back for our first day of session this month. I wish we were here more. I wish there was more work going on. I wish there was less campaigning and more working together, but there simply isn't. The previous question is an opportunity, Mr. Speaker, to add things to the rule. You can use it to hijack the rule. You can use it to take down the rule. That is not what we are doing today. What we are asking, Mr. Speaker, is to add two commonsense, bipartisan bills. Mr. Speaker, you heard the arguments from the gentleman from Florida and the gentlewoman from Missouri. Did you object to a single word that they had to say? Did you find one bit of partisanship or disagreement in their words? You did not. The question isn't are we going to get some Democratic votes to defeat the previous question and add these two bills. We are. We absolutely are because these are bipartisan ideas. The question isn't if we are going to get them. The question is: Are we going to get enough? The truth is, Mr. Speaker, the question isn't if their words ring true with you.…”