throughout the last year even throughout you will hear calls for but bipartisanship is one of the most abused and misunderstood terms and all of bipartisanship

legislative by the kind that those who desire system of government and the kind of people is one where both parties share a common vision of the and

they spend all their time and energy the how bring that into real and that is what I hope the culture of the Florida house will a place where both parties agree on where we want to and

does not mean getting along for the sake of getting along and it does not mean abandoning your prince of just so that you fit in with them and she

simple and unwritten rule we will not criticize someone else's idea unless we are prepared to offer an alternative idea of

when it comes to this I hope they'll be a lot of bipartisanship for the delegations in South Carolina and Georgia to

spend all our time and energy debating on the best way to get so today I ask us here among let us agree to adopt a

all that alternative idea can be a new I it can be a way to improve the idea that's been or can be a defense of the status quo but

for America's been a force of good since the end of World War two and throughout most of most of our history throughout the world how

me ours or allies and adversaries continue to grow stronger we have out there still is no bipartisanship in Washington we

themselves and for that both in terms of the enormous cock and the enormous pay all

the most sensible in terms of balancing of the rights of law abiding citizens and

continues so we gotta have a long term strategy and and one for the short term is I think the short term issue is a combination of helping

one of you will see a young voters one of hundreds of thousands of veterans of Iraq and Afghanistan what

I think future generations will look back at this history of our country and call for murdering millions of babies we

is the most fundamental of all it's one deserves to