Let me close by saying, I want to thank my colleagues the gentleman from Missouri [Mr. Talent], the gentleman from Georgia [Mr. Kingston], the gentleman from Michigan [Mr. Hoekstra], and the gentleman from Alabama [Mr. Riley] for participating in this special order. We will do another special order next Wednesday night. It is important that the American people understand what we are doing in a very rational and a very logical way, because the American people, when they understand, they will agree. In their hearts they know that we are doing the right thing, but they hear so much verbiage. They hear so much rhetoric. They hear so much hyperbole that sometimes they sit back and go, who can we believe. They have heard so much junk through the years from Washington that they do not know who to believe. We are giving that information. I thank the gentlemen for participating. I am looking forward to having another special order next Wednesday night and being able to bring more facts to the American people and to our colleagues so they understand exactly what we are doing.
James Whittier Parker: “Let me close by saying, I want to thank my colleagues the gentleman from Missouri [Mr. Talent], the gentleman from…”
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Discussing the importance of clear communication with the American people during a special order.
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