So what kind of Nation are we, and in which direction shall we move? Are we a Nation that values and treasures those who have served in harm's way in our military? I think we are. Are we a Nation that values the health and education of our children and the mothers that care for them? I think that we are. And that is really where Democrats differ from our opposition party. I really believe that our core values resonate with everyone, not just in Wisconsin where I come from but everywhere, in Florida as well.
Steve Kagen: “So what kind of Nation are we, and in which direction shall we move? Are we a Nation that values and treasures those who…”
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Discussing national values and priorities during a speech on the House floor.
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