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R E S O L U T I O N
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WHEREAS, Brittney Rodriguez, a participant in the Frank |
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Madla, Jr., and Irma Rangel Legislative Internship Program of St. |
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Mary's University, has rendered outstanding service in the office |
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of State Representative Eddie Rodriguez during the 82nd Legislative |
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Session; and |
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WHEREAS, A senior at St. Mary's University with plans to |
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pursue a master's degree at The University of Texas, Ms. Rodriguez |
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distinguished herself as an intelligent, enthusiastic, and |
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exceedingly polite young woman, who managed to insert a certain |
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honorific at least once into every sentence, sir; she assisted |
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Representative Rodriguez with his responsibilities as a member of |
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the House Calendars and Criminal Jurisprudence Committees, and she |
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helped him prepare for a CNN interview on the issue of allowing guns |
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on college campuses; and |
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WHEREAS, Ms. Rodriguez also helped her boss snatch victory |
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from the jaws of sartorial defeat by sewing a button on his vest |
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before an appearance on the floor of the house, and she regularly |
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brightened the office with jokes, laughter, and visits by her dog, |
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Emerson, whom, oddly enough, she never called "sir"; moreover, she |
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proved particularly helpful in helping the representative |
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repeatedly revive a bill to protect the pensions of Austin |
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firefighters, especially the dreamy ones; and |
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WHEREAS, In conclusion, Ms. Rodriguez skillfully handled a |
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variety of duties in the office of Representative Rodriguez and |
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ably assisted in meeting the needs of constituents, and she may |
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indeed reflect proudly on her service; now, therefore, be it |
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RESOLVED, That the House of Representatives of the 82nd Texas |
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Legislature hereby commend Brittney Rodriguez for her outstanding |
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work as an intern for State Representative Eddie Rodriguez and |
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extend to her sincere best wishes for the future; and, be it further |
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RESOLVED, That an official copy of this resolution be |
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prepared for Ms. Rodriguez as an expression of high regard by the |
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Texas House of Representatives. |