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rep. speier: i am changing location, but not my commitment to service. >> what did you promise voters you would do if elected to congress? rep. speier: i told them what they see is what they get. i had already been in public life for over 24 years and i rep. speier: -- the responsiveness to issues, regular contact and i think i delivered. steve: how do you plan to keep your voice after congress? rep. speier: one of the things i am doing is starting -- mateo county for women and children. we are the fourth richest county in the country of 3100 counties and yet we have 23,000 children ...

so, lori, can we bring you on to talk about what you have with us today? so i am joining you here today from the council chamber at the old state house to share with you what our treasures from the revolutionary spaces collection. and this item is a cane, which is described as the cane with which represent it of preston esperance assaulted charles sumner on may 22nd. 1856. so this cane played a key part in one of the most violent events in american congressional history. so to give you a little background on may 19th and 20th of 1856, charles sumner, who was a united states senator f...

so, lori, can we bring you on to talk about what you have with us today? so i am joining you here today from the council chamber at the old state house to share with you what our treasures from the revolutionary spaces collection. and this item is a cane, which is described as the cane with which represent it of preston esperance assaulted charles sumner on may 22nd. 1856. so this cane played a key part in one of the most violent events in american congressional history. so to give you a little background on may 19th and 20th of 1856, charles sumner, who was a united states senator f...

Since late January of 2012, the Washington Examiner’s Paul Bedard has once a week featured a “Mainstream Media Scream” selection in his “Washington Secrets” column. For each pick, usually posted online on Monday, I provide an explanation and recommend a “scream” rating (scale of one to five).

She survived a shooting, a miscarriage, and unfathomable loss—channeling it all into public service. Now, after 15 years in Congress, Rep. Jackie Speier is moving on.