I always enjoy spending time of course in the Sixth District in Arizona, but I also enjoy returning to the well of this body to hear some very creative accounts of what has transpired here, and I appreciate my predecessor here in the well for offering her unique interpretation on events, but, as the Record will reflect, because I have done some checking specifically about the statue of the suffragettes that came to the floor as a unanimous-consent request, one Member, a new addition to this House, the gentlewoman from North Carolina, stood in opposition citing the cost of $80,000 to $100,000. Now there are those in this body who say, ``Hey, it is no big deal. A little bit of money for a symbol; that's fine.'' I personally would like to see the statue brought up, but perhaps we ought to find some means of funding to remove the statue----
NAN A. S. HAYWORTH: “I always enjoy spending time of course in the Sixth District in Arizona, but I also enjoy returning to the well of this…”
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Discussing the funding and opposition related to a statue of the suffragettes during House debate.
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