Mr. Levin, I, too, rise today to honor the life and legacy of Maryland Senator Paul Sarbanes. The magnitude of his loss can be felt throughout Maryland and the country. Senator Sarbanes spent his entire career fighting for the issues that Marylanders care the most about. He was a champion for justice, authoring the first article of impeachment against a corrupt President. He was a champion for fairness, tackling corporate regulatory reform and ensuring transparency for investors. He was a champion for the environment, spearheading efforts to protect Maryland's beloved Chesapeake Bay for generations to come. It is not just his long list of accomplishments that Senator Sarbanes will be remembered for, it is also his dedication to the people. Senator Sarbanes defined what it means to be a public servant. He showed up in the communities that felt left behind. He listened to the concerns of his constituents, and he worked hard to get things done for our State and the country. That type of leadership is hard to find here in Washington. We can all learn a lot from him. I know I have. My wife, June, and I extend our condolences to the friends and family of Senator Sarbanes, especially to his son, our friend, Congressman John Sarbanes. Mr. Speaker, I yield back the balance of my time. ____________________
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