We have to re-appreciate that, that when there wasn't any daylight--any daylight between any of us in the Congress, bicameral, bipartisan, and in the executive branch, that that is a powerful message to people around the world.
John Dingell: “We have to re-appreciate that, that when there wasn't any daylight--any daylight between any of us in the Congress…”
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Dingell emphasizes the importance of bipartisan unity in Congress as a global message.
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