I have been around this body, the Senate, and the House long enough to see frequently when Members announce their retirement, then you hardly ever see them participating in anything. It says something about the personal character of David Durenberger that he continues to be just as vigorous, just as active after announcing he is not going to be running for reelection as he was before. I am very proud to be associated with him in this body.
The speaker is praising Senator David Durenberger's continued engagement after announcing his retirement.
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