One is the, that when I got there, I was, I won my primary at 28, I got sworn in at 29. And so I was the youngest person there by a lot. The average age at that Congress was like maybe 60 or so. And so I made a decision that I wanted to govern not just for that moment, but for 10 years from then, which we're coming up on. (30:36–30:41)
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Asserts the average age of Congress members when she was sworn in.
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