Sen. Harry Reid (D., Nevada) used part of his time on the floor Thursday to tell the world he loves to go grocery shopping. It's such a diversion, he said, to "buy the things."
REID: Now, Mr. President, one of my favorite things I really like to do in Nevada, and here in Washington, is go grocery shopping. It's such a diversion for me. I love going grocery shopping to look around, buy the things. Landra and I are without our children and our grandchildren. We live alone, but we still buy food, and I enjoy that so very, very much.
Reid's remarks were in the context of defending the U.S. government's food stamps program.
