On the recordMarch 5, 2013
When there were issues upon which we could not agree, we could at least use common courtesy in the way we conducted our politics.
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congress.govWhen there were issues upon which we could not agree, we could at least use common courtesy in the way we conducted our politics.
Wright emphasized the importance of courtesy in political disagreements.
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