This subcommittee's achievement stands as a reminder of the potential to work together and get a substantial telecommunications law across the goal line, even in the face of gridlock and partisan divide.
Walden emphasizes the importance of bipartisanship in passing telecommunications legislation.
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I have no other speakers on my side of the aisle. It is good legislation, bipartisan. It should become law. I urge its passage, and I yield back the balance of my time.
I thank the gentleman from Oklahoma. Mr. Speaker, Bob did live life to the fullest in every measure. And when he and Kaye and Matt and Tiffany and Chris all lived back here, they had a farm outside in Virginia, and then he would commute to…
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