I only wish they had enough foresight to have made it 33 cents. Of course it is 32 cents, so they are not as handy as they once were. We had a gentleman in my home county in Michigan, a guy by the name of Mr. Hein and he went out for every parade for years. He was out there with his little petition drive, signing people up; I was one of his early people. Sadly, he has now passed away, in need, I think, of an organ transplant. That certainly gave him a number of years that he did not have, and his family's work and really all folks across the country that helped bring that beautiful stamp into play was pretty marvelous.
Fred Upton: “I only wish they had enough foresight to have made it 33 cents. Of course it is 32 cents, so they are not as handy as…”
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Discussing the unveiling of a stamp and honoring a local advocate during a floor speech.
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