just briefly, I thank the gentleman for the time. As we began, the 2006 election was not simply a change of course, but a return to checks and balances. Members were elected, as my colleague over here says, to hear from their constituents. We were also elected to speak for our constituents, and we have to be their voice. That is what article I is all about. So I am glad that this is probably the beginning of many hours to come, where we are going to come to this House floor and we are going to talk about article I and reclaim that responsibility.
Betty Sutton: “just briefly, I thank the gentleman for the time. As we began, the 2006 election was not simply a change of course, but…”
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Discussing the significance of the 2006 election and the importance of representing constituents.
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