U.S. Sen. John Boozman stopped in Mountain Home on Tuesday to visit AmericaN95, a company founded by local residents to manufacture N95-grade masks.
As the COVID-19 pandemic struck the United States and businesses across the country struggled to keep their doors open, many companies folded. But, in Mountain Home, Arkansas, a company was born with the goal of helping to curb the pandemic.
Local veterinarian Dr. Rob Conner got together with Dr. Kyle McAlister, a radiologist, and civil engineer Ned Anderson to brainstorm ideas about how they could help provide the personal protective equipment, or PPE, that was in such short supply.
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called roll call votes in the house of representatives. 40 members of that committee. she did it at an incredible speed. she did the math of adding up votes faster than i ve ever seen anyone do it. she s a junior member of the staff. she s a 2017 graduate of penn state. she s been with the committee just this year. madeleine strasser, i have never seen anything like it. saving the country from dialatory cacktics in terms of slowing things down with those roll call votes, well put. let me share a personal secret about this. when i took over the top job at the senate finance committee, the tradition then 1993 was that the staff director, the top staff member of course calls the roll publicly on c-span in the hearing and does the math of adding up the votes and announcing the vote. can i play clips of you doing that? i was terrified to do that, so i handed the roll to rob conner who was one of our junior
those votes faster than i ve ever seen anyone do it. she s a junior member of the staff. she s a 2017 graduate of penn state. she s been with the committee just this year. madeleine strasser, i have never seen anything like it. saving the country from dilatory tactics in terms of slowing things down with those roll call votes, well put. let me share a personal secret about this. i don t want you to tell anyone. when i took over the top job at the senate finance committee, the tradition then, 1993, was that the staff director, the top staff member of course calls the roll publicly on c-span in the hearing and does the math of adding up the votes and announcing the vote. can i find clips of you doing that? i was terrified to do that, so i handed the roll to rob conner, who was one of our junior staff members at the time. he was basically our madeleine strasser. i gave it to the lowest ranking member on the committee to do it