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| There was a basis to talk about this, to raise this issue. | ||
| And that is enough. | ||
| I yield my time. | ||
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More now from the C-SPAN Archives of Transportation Secretary nominee, Sean Duffy. | |
| He's a former U.S. Representative from Wisconsin, who prior to Congress also served as district attorney of Ashland County, Wisconsin. | ||
| From a young age, Mr. Duffy was competitive in long rolling and speed climbing. | ||
| He first appeared on reality television as a cast member on MTV's The Real World and Road Rules All-Stars, where he met his future wife. | ||
| Up next, we'll show you Mr. Duffy and his wife appearing together at the 2016 Republican National Convention in Cleveland. | ||
| Please welcome United States Representative Sean Duffy of Wisconsin and his wife, Rachel. | ||
| Hello, America! | ||
| I met Rachel 19 years ago on America's first reality TV show. | ||
| Six weeks ago, we had our eighth little baby. | ||
| Who said nothing good comes out of reality TV? | ||
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So with a family of 10, it gets a little crazy. | |
| So we have some pretty simple rules in our house. | ||
| Clean your room. | ||
| No teenage boys in your bedroom. | ||
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No waking mom and dad up on Saturday mornings. | |
| No private servers in the basement. | ||
| And no especially to the FBI. | ||
| For us, for us, it's all about family. | ||
| I come from a long line of lumberjacks. | ||
| My Irish family were tough farmers and sawyers who came to Wisconsin to work. | ||
| They knew anyone could succeed in America with grit, faith, and family. | ||
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My grandparents came here from Mexico. | |
| They settled in Arizona, where my father was a shoeshine boy. | ||
| By the age of 12, he started his own business making piñatas. | ||
| My mother taught herself English, and both of my parents attended night school and earned their degrees while raising a family. | ||
| Hard work. | ||
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That's right. | |
| Hard work, discipline, self-reliance, and opportunity. | ||
| That's the American dream we believe in. | ||
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And it's a dream that's bigger and more satisfying than any bureaucrat or government check could ever hope to deliver. | |
| Our grandparents chose to be Americans, and we choose to be Republicans Because the Republican Party offers upward mobility rooted in individual liberty and economic freedom. | ||
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We cannot let America become like the corrupt socialist regimes that our families left behind. | |
| Sadly, Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton have left us $19 trillion in debt and thousands of new rules and regulations are crushing the American workers. | ||
| Do you want four more years of that? | ||
| Radical, radical jihadists are killing Americans. | ||
| While all the time, Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama are fretting over whether to call it workplace violence or a hate crime. | ||
| Do you want four more years of that? | ||
| We need to unify behind a new president who can strengthen, protect, and restore our nation for the next generation. | ||
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Every morning, I look into the eyes of what's at stake in this election. | |
| Our children, yours, and mine. | ||
| The challenges facing America have never been greater. | ||
| We must meet those challenges. | ||
| We can make America great again, and we will. | ||
| But it's going to take all of us in Wisconsin, in hello, Wisconsin. | ||
| We turned our Blues Day red. |