I have come to know him and to know his work well. And let me say, Mr. Speaker, I have no hesitation nor any reservation in saying that in my estimation there is no person in this city who by professional experience and depth of concern is more qualified to understand and to legislate on behalf of the laudable goal and objective of this Nation to educate its children than the gentleman from Pennsylvania [Mr. Goodling], the chairman of the Committee on Economic and Educational Opportunities who is, for me personally and I recommend for you as well, my leader on education.
Richard K. Armey: “I have come to know him and to know his work well. And let me say, Mr. Speaker, I have no hesitation nor any reservation…”
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Praising Mr. Goodling's qualifications and leadership in education during a floor speech.
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