Congressman Scalalise Prayer Analysis

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My prayers goes out to Congressman Scalise and his family. Every year around this time, members of Congress will gather to play the annual baseball game for charity. My heart is saddened upon reading this. During my time at D.C., I had the privileged to witness and experience the bravery and protection of our Capitol Police. God Bless our heroes and public servants!!!

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