U.S. Rep. Gerry Connolly, who died at 75, was a prominent Democrat and advocate for federal reforms and development in Virginia. Serving over 16 years in Congress and holding places on the House Oversight Committee, Connolly's political journey began with local governance, significantly transforming Tysons Corner into a business hub. He championed transportation projects, notably the Silver Line rail extension, ensuring improved connectivity. Despite his recent battle with esophageal cancer, Connolly remained committed to public service, highlighting the necessity of government accountability and community investment throughout his career.
Doing big things is difficult - the world is filled with naysayers.
If we insist the government must work for all of our citizens again, we cannot fail.
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