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On the recordSeptember 14, 2016
I thank Senator Sullivan. I am not sure whether to call him Senator Sullivan or United States Marine Corps Lieutenant Colonel Sullivan, but his humility as a soldier, as someone who served in the United States Marine Corps leads me to brag about him. He is bringing the voice of the troops, as he is one--a reservist--to the floor of the Senate. He is a voice for those whose voices are not being heard right now. We are making that clear today, and I thank him again for bringing that voice to the floor. I also think about Senator Sullivan when he talks about Russia. It is one thing being a Montanan and speaking about Russia, but when you are an Alaskan speaking about Russia--well, Alaska is on the doorstep of a resurgent Russia. I know this threat is particularly meaningful to him as an Alaskan, and he is proud of the men and women from Alaska who serve regarding that threat. I am now looking forward to hearing from Senator Gardner. I think we are going to have Senator Sullivan preside over the Senate so Senator Gardner can come and share his thoughts. Senator Gardner is a dear friend. He also resides in a Rocky Mountain State. He is from Colorado, and I am from Montana. We share a love of the West and our beautiful States. I have been so impressed with Senator Gardner's leadership as a freshman here in Washington, DC. We served together in the House, and then we came to the Senate.…
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Steve Daines
Republican · Montana

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