Mr. Speaker, I also want to thank the gentleman from Ohio [Mr. Traficant] for his work on this resolution, for his work on the subcommittee. We have a truly bipartisan subcommittee that endeavors to do the work of the Nation, no matter how corny that might sound. Mr. Speaker, as I mentioned in my opening statement, there will be over 15,000 police officers attending this memorial service. It is in dedication to the quiet courage of those law enforcement officers that have dedicated their lives to this great country. In that endeavor we pass this resolution.
Wayne Gilchrest: “Mr. Speaker, I also want to thank the gentleman from Ohio [Mr. Traficant] for his work on this resolution, for his work…”
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Discussing a resolution honoring law enforcement officers during a memorial service.
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