Political Quotes

On the recordSeptember 27, 2017
President Stearns and Vice President Frost, and Tom, who is going to tell you what to do, welcome back; although, I see a lot of you, from time to time, as you walk the halls and remind us of the good old days. We have had quite a session so far, as I think you have noticed. You heard me talk before, and I am sure you have made this recognition already, we lost one of the great Americans with whom many of us have served, Bob Michel. Bob Michel passed away. Bob Dole is still with us, still with a great sense of humor, and, frankly, I miss those two Republicans dearly, and I miss a lot of you as well. We can remember when we were much more collegial than we now find ourselves. We saw an election in Alabama which does not bode well for future collegiality in the United States Senate, I think. We will see what happens in that election. Obviously, that was the primary. We will see what happens in the general. I think all of us have a responsibility to talk about the Congress that we have served in over the years. This is my 36th year in the Congress. I don't know that any of you served that long, and some people are asking why I am serving that long. Nick Rahall, how many years did you serve?
Said by
Steny Hoyer
Democratic · Maryland

Share & report

More from Steny Hoyer

Mar 19, 2024

the most important people in any society are its teachers.

congress.gov
Mar 19, 2024

The last Congress was the most Make It In America Congress in which I have served.

congress.gov
Mar 19, 2024

I think that cigarette smoking is far more lethal and costly to the country and to human beings than is marijuana.

congress.gov
Feb 15, 2024

Madam Speaker, we leave today a day early. We essentially have 4-day weeks. That is, 25 percent of the work that we were planning to do, we are not going to do. We leave, I think, because we either can't do our work or we won't be allowed…

Congressional Record · 2024-02-15

Other voices in this conversation