Well, just as Mr. Armstrong uttered those words that are etched in history, ``one small step for man and one giant leap for mankind,'' I am hopeful that what we accomplished early this morning as far as this bipartisan agreement will be at least a step toward another historic milestone.
Discussing a bipartisan agreement during a House floor speech.
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