Rep. John Dingell, the longest serving House member in history, woke up early Thursday morning to catch the historic health care vote.
Afterward, the 83-year-old, 28-term congressman stood on crutches in the Senate halls and told reporters that lawmakers will have to accept a lot of what they don’t like in order for the bill to become law.
“It’s pretty clear to me, and I think pretty clear to all of you, that nobody is going to be happy with this,” Dingell said. “There are going to be a lot of surprises, some of them unpleasant, and we’re going to have to start on doing two things: one is setting up the administration and the other is perfecting the legislation as it proceeds.” - Politico Story
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