I have campaigned on a vision of a free and a prosperous America, based on the idea that the hard-earned money of American workers belongs to them and their families first. I dedicate my first term in Congress to my parents, John and Mary Redmond, who sacrificed for their seven children to fulfill this covenant and this vision for their children. So I join you today as a servant of my constituents to fulfill this vision for all of America.
William Redmond: “I have campaigned on a vision of a free and a prosperous America, based on the idea that the hard-earned money of…”
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Discussing his vision for America and honoring his parents during a speech in Congress.
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