Casey counts 'his blessings' in farewell address to U.S. Senate

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

63% : "I've observed olympic-caliber levels of obsequiousness, but I've also served with the best people I've ever met in my life.
62% : Among other pieces of legislation he mentioned, he called the Achieving a Better Life Experience Act, more commonly known as the ABLE Act, one of his biggest accomplishments.
46% : Casey also pointed to challenges ahead for the nation, including "combating climate change and gun violence and the opioid crisis, lowering costs for families, providing home and community based services for seniors and people with disabilities," as well as a looming vote next year on tax legislation.
43% : "Congress will decide whether to help middle class and low income families, people striving to get to the middle class, or to continue what I would argue is a 40-year trend to provide substantial tax benefits to the largest corporations on the planet Earth and the wealthiest Americans.

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