Congressman Danny K. Davis has expressed his gratitude and admiration for Speaker Nancy Pelosi as she retires from Congress. Davis, who represents Illinois's 7th Congressional District, acknowledged Pelosi's significant contributions to the nation and her role in breaking barriers as the first woman to serve as Speaker of the House.
"As a colleague and friend who has witnessed decades of exemplary leadership in Congress, I join the nation in thanking Speaker Nancy Pelosi for her remarkable service to our country, our democracy, and especially to the Democratic Caucus of the U.S. House of Representatives," Davis said. He praised her leadership during crucial times, highlighting landmark legislation on health care, civil rights, and economic justice.
Davis emphasized Pelosi's commitment to public service and coalition-building across differences. "Her leadership during pivotal moments—including landmark legislation for health care, civil rights, and economic justice—has changed the lives of millions," he noted.
Looking ahead, Davis called for action to continue Pelosi's work and amplify new voices ready to lead. "I look forward to working with the next generation of leadership in the House, building on the strong foundation she laid," he said.
Davis has been a consistent figure in Illinois politics, having defeated various opponents over multiple election cycles with significant margins. In 2020, he won against Craig Cameron with 80.4% of the vote.
U.S. Rep. Danny K. Davis (D-Garfield Park) concluded by expressing his gratitude on behalf of his constituents: "On behalf of the people of Illinois’s 7th Congressional District, I thank Speaker Pelosi for her four decades of service to our nation."
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