the olive branch in what my friend had to say. i genuinely believe if you lock me and the gentleman from massachusetts in a room together for 24, 48, 72, maybe 96 hours we can come to a solution and get us out of this box, but it does take sitting down with people that you trust to get a hard negotiation done. i shared in the rules committee the other night, mr. speaker, i ll share with you today the story of one of my constituents. his name is doug jenkins. and this is his story. jeanette jenkins of lawrenceville, georgia, passed away. jeanette was a member of hebron baptist church for 25 years. jeanette had passion for serving in many capacities in volunteering in various activities. she enjoyed sewing. she s survived by her loving husband of 57 years, doug. jeanette didn t die of natural causes on april 28, mr. speaker. she was just running out to pick up some drugs at the drugstore. husband stayed at home. she was leaving the subdivision. waiting for the light to turn gre
we ll take you live next to the house floor. coming in to take up two measures on reopening the government. live house floor coverage here on c-span. the speaker: the house will be in order. the prayer will be offered by our chaplain, father conroy. chaplain conroy: let us pray, god of wisdom and peace, thank you for giving us us another day. as this partial shutdown continues, open their hearts to your love and surrender their hopes and zirs to purposes. that today s deliberations might best respond to the pressing issues of the day. while disagreement abounds in washington, thousands are in need of relief. bless those americans who locally are stepping forward to assist those charged with serving to secure our safe travel and our borders and who are missing their second paycheck. may humility and compassion be manifest among those who have the power to bring this impasse to an end. lord have mercy on us. may everything we do be for your greater honor and glory amen. the spe
story of one of my constituents. his name is doug jenkins. and this is his story. jeanette jenkins of lawrenceville, georgia, passed away. jeanette was a member of hebron baptist church for 25 years. jeanette had passion for serving in many capacities in volunteering in various activities. she enjoyed sewing. she s survived by her loving husband of 57 years, doug. jeanette didn t die of natural causes on april 28, mr. speaker. she was just running out to pick up some drugs at the drugstore. husband stayed at home. she was leaving the subdivision. waiting for the light to turn green and pulled out. when a van full of gentlemen who should not have been in this country, who were not in this country legally, ran that red light and killed her. she never recovered consciousness. died in the hospital later on that evening. we can describe the president of the united states and his commitment to border security as a temper tantrum, but it s not true. we can describe the president of
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