I just wanted to point out, and I would be remiss if I did not do this, that though we have authored this resolution, myself and the gentleman from Maryland (Mr. Hoyer), I want to note that this tremendous idea, this tremendous gesture, this move by this Congress to help communicate with these families that we do care that they paid the ultimate price, was the idea of the gentleman from Washington. He brought it to us. And I just wanted to commend the gentleman for bringing this idea. Although we have authored it, we really appreciate the thoughtfulness of the gentleman in proposing this.
Bob Ney: “I just wanted to point out, and I would be remiss if I did not do this, that though we have authored this resolution…”
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Acknowledging the contribution of a colleague in proposing a resolution to support families affected by tragedy.
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