I am continuing on in the same spirit that was referenced by my colleague: ``To bigotry no sanction, to persecution no assistance.'' Mr. Speaker, all of us as elected leaders and the leaders around this country, we do have a solemn responsibility to confront anti-Semitism wherever it is. Jewish Americans, as has been discussed on the floor today, have contributed immeasurably to the United States throughout our history, some by serving in the Armed Forces and laying down their lives, as recounted in this resolution. I hope that we may honor their service and sacrifice for their fellow Americans. I urge support of this resolution, and I yield back the balance of my time.
Brad Knott: “I am continuing on in the same spirit that was referenced by my colleague: ``To bigotry no sanction, to persecution no…”
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Addressing the need to confront anti-Semitism and honor Jewish Americans' contributions.
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