First let me just say that I rise in support of this appropriations bill. It's the first appropriations bill that we will bring to the floor today, and I think it's an excellent bill. I would like to start by thanking Chairman Edwards, not only for his leadership, but for the example that he sets to make every member of the subcommittee feel like they are valued. He has treated everyone with a sense of fairness. It has been an open process, bipartisan process, and we appreciate that very much. I think because of that atmosphere that everything we do in this subcommittee is really geared to make sure that we put the best interests of the men and women in uniform first, and put their families first, the veterans, and those fallen heroes.
Dan Crenshaw: “First let me just say that I rise in support of this appropriations bill. It's the first appropriations bill that we…”
On the recordJuly 28, 2010
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The speaker expresses support for an appropriations bill and acknowledges the leadership of Chairman Edwards.
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