Mr. Speaker, today I am losing my left arm, I am losing my right arm, but I can afford to lose both for the benefit of an institution I love, the House of Representatives. Where I am totally unorganized, your new administrator is totally organized. Where I do not pay much attention to deadline, your new administrator pays specific attention to deadline. Where I do not think much about planning for the future, your administrator constantly thinks about the next move. So I in losing after 14 years someone who has served our committee very well, has served my constituents very well, and I can guarantee you he will serve this institution very, very well.
William F. Goodling: “Mr. Speaker, today I am losing my left arm, I am losing my right arm, but I can afford to lose both for the benefit of…”
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Expressing gratitude and support for a new administrator in the House of Representatives.
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