This issue crosses all partisan lines, philosophical lines, class lines, every line in our society.
Nick Rahall: “This issue crosses all partisan lines, philosophical lines, class lines, every line in our society.”
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Nick Rahall highlights the universal impact of prescription drug abuse.
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One of my distinct pleasures in serving for 38 years in this body has been to work with the dean of the House, Mr. John Dingell. Throughout our almost four decades of serving the people of our respective districts and those of our Nation…
Your commitment to bipartisanship has proven that together we can do great things.
At this time, I am happy to yield 4 minutes to the gentleman from Virginia (Mr. Moran), who is leaving this august body, but certainly, we will continue to rely upon his wisdom and friendship, wisdom that is except on this particular bill…
I would urge my colleagues to ensure that labor remains engaged in the conversation, and that aviation programs receive robust, stable funding and to keep air traffic control in the realm of good Government, where it belongs.





