remarkably, washburn survived his wounds.figurement he saw every time he looked in the mirror until his death in 1898 took him back to that late afternoon of july 18, 1864. the fourth carolina infantry alexander -- came out unscathed. the regimental color barrier -- color bearer had been troubled the remaining years of his life by the images of his friend who served with him who had been shot in the neck and killed instantly. years after he wrote when i come to think of martin snow i feel i am treading on thicker ground. he was my friend and i love him like a brother. washburn and bike's stories are two of 1000 that give that battlefield meeting. they are reminders of not only the human side of war and the toll that that takes on humanity, but those stories serve as does the entire civil war and the 750,000 americans who perished in it, and the millions more who came home maimed physically who were carrying the psychological trauma. serves as a reminder to us in the present of the catastrophic -- trauma that occurs when peopl

i didn't read it deeply, but i think it said you went to washburn university? was that before or after, and if it was before, how were you able to avoid all the students and other people, you know, being in the academic life of that sort of influence on you prior to that? unless it was online, of course. [laughter] >> yeah. so washburn was actually before twitter, and it was definitely not>> a place that a westboro member would look for or find intellectualing freedom. and it's because it's a mile and a half from our house, from my house, and if we protested there every week from the time, you know, when the protesting started. we spent as little time there as possible, and, you know, i talk about the fact that we went to public school also before that. and, you know, so people wonder, like, how could you be exposed? we read secular books, we listened to secular music. there was very little -- very few restrictions on what we were allowed to consume. >> you must have been home schooled, that's why -- >> yeah. i should probably back up a little. but so, you know

washburn post office building. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from california, mr. rouda, and the gentleman from arizona, mr. gosar, each will control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from california. mr. rouda: thank you, madam speaker. i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days in which to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material on this measure. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. mr. rouda: thank you. i yield myself such time as i may consume. madam speaker, i'm pleased to join my colleagues in consideration of -- to if a -- designate the facility of the united states postal service located at 877 east 1200 south in orem, utah, as the jerry c. washburn post office building. with that, i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from arizona. mr. gosar: i yield to mr. curtis, one of the best-dressed members of congress. th

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. >> washburn was before twitter and it was definitely is not you will look for or find intellectual freedom because it's a mile and a half from my house and we protested there every week at least it was one of the earlier targets. we spent as little time there as possible. and we went to public school also before that. so people wonder how could you be exposed? we read secular books and listened to secular music there were very few restrictions on what we could consume. people would say how did those things not influence you? the best analogy i have come up with is before you are ever exposed to any ungodly ideas or portrayal, you understand , you are taught in detail why they are wrong. it's like being inoculated against those ideas before you are ever exposed so you memorize those chapters and verses why they are wrong and take you to hell so when you see them as not see something to emulate but you shrug it off like or. criminal. adulterer. whore. we didn't believe in evolution but if it came up we would just parrot the answers had besought that way. we can do that. that is fine.

. >> washburn was before twitter and it was definitely is not you will look for or find intellectual freedom because it's a mile and a half from my house and we protested there every week at least it was one of the earlier targets. we spent as little time there as possible. and we went to public school also before that. so people wonder how could you be exposed? we read secular books and listened to secular music there were very few restrictions on what we could consume. people would say how did those things not influence you? the best analogy i have come up with is before you are ever exposed to any ungodly ideas or portrayal, you understand , you are taught in detail why they are wrong. it's like being inoculated against those ideas before you are ever exposed so you memorize those chapters and verses why they are wrong and take you to hell so when you see them as not see something to emulate but you shrug it off like or. criminal. adulterer. whore. we didn't believe in evolution but if it came up we would just parrot the answers had besought that way. we can do that. that is fine.