"OK, we'll plan for that. Or not. No one knows anymore." That phrase captures a Congressional Science Fellowship experience that, although only halfway done, must be at least in the running for the strangest, and most interesting, of all time. My first day in Congressman Paul Tonko's (D-NY) office was Thursday, 26 September 2019, and I was greeted upon my entrance to the Rayburn House Office Building by the entire Washington Press Corps. Joe Scarborough waved hello to me on my way in. They were all there, of course, to cover the earth-shattering announcement that Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi was formally directing Congress to begin the process to impeach the President of the United States.
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机译：“好的，我们会为此规划。或者不。没有人知道。” 这句话捕获了一个国会科学奖学金经历，虽然只做了只有中途，必须至少在竞争中为奇怪的，而且最有趣的。 我的第一天在国会议员Paul Tonko（D-NY）办公室是2019年9月26日星期四，我在整个华盛顿新闻陆战队的整个华盛顿州的Rayburn房子办公楼的入口处欢迎。 Joe Scarborough在我的路上向我挥手了。当然，他们都在那里，为了掩盖地球破碎的公告，南希佩洛西的扬声器正式指导国会开始加入美国总统的进程。
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