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that there -- it will keeper that fingerprints off the corpse sufficiently that it will not become a meage issue. most of the people who would vote against them in immigration would vote against them on other grounds. the house, i think, will remain republican for some of the structural reasons brian mentioned. but the issues we keep seaing the republicans are on the wrong side of history, we'll have two very important tests today on issues which i think sometimes speak louder than personalities. in colorado, they're promoting a large tax increase for education, for pre-k, for after school programs. if that passes in that very swing state, i think they can claim momentum. i don't think it will. and that's a tax increase targeted to something that's a feel good issue. new jersey at the same time chris christie is run, he's opposing an initiative on the ballot to index the minimum wage permanently and increase it dramatically. if the minimum wage loses in new jersey, that will show that the issues sometimes fall afoul of the voters' electorates' perceptions on both sides. watch the minimum w

the gentleman from meags -- massachusetts that represents he town of falmouth. >> after hearing him pay tribute to mr. sullivan. mr. keating: i do hope the yankees sign robinson cano and i hope they go way over the luxury threshold to do it. i ask unanimous consent that all members have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks on this special order. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. keating: just briefly, when i came to this house, not knowing much, i asked for advice from a lot of people and i can't tell you how many people told me to seek out barry sullivan for whatever you need, whether it's a personal need or knowledge of the city, whether it's knowledge of legislative practice, whether it's knowledge on what to do in the formal or informal structure, they told me to seek out barry sullivan and no better advice was given to me. i congratulate him on his 33 years and i want to say been amazing career, because as leadership has changed, he has maintained that position despite who was in the democratic leadership and that's a tribute to the job that he doe

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