Madam Speaker, I move that the House do now adjourn. The motion was agreed to; accordingly (at 10 o'clock and 55 minutes p.m.), under its previous order, the House adjourned until tomorrow, Tuesday, March 23, 2010, at 10:30 a.m., for…

Reclaiming my time from the gentleman from Texas, I appreciate the work that he puts into this and the research that gets done and the memory that it taps into. We reviewed this Declaration of Independence not that long ago, and we…

It's my privilege to be recognized here on the floor and address you as we watch this Nation lurch forever forward toward their version of socialized medicine. It's astonishing to me to think that the people on the other side of the aisle…

Reclaiming my time, I thank the gentlelady from Minnesota for this presentation tonight and for many more that have gone in the past and more that are in front of us before such time as we can put this monstrosity deep into a hole where it…

I thank the gentleman. I'll just try to close one point here in this narrow window that we have, and I know that it's narrow, and that is this: This bill does fund abortion. And ever since 1973, the argument has been made by people on this…

I wish I knew the lyrics to ``Rainbow Stew.'' I looked those up here a couple of weeks ago when Phil Gingrey's mother's favorite son was talking here on the floor. {time} 2145 And I just kind of played off of that a little bit and decided…

I thank my good friend from Georgia (Dr. Gingrey). I was prepared to correct that, because I was entirely convinced that you did misspeak and that Mrs. Gingrey's favorite Member of Congress has to be Congressman Dr. Phil Gingrey, as every…

I thank the gentleman from Georgia, Mr. Gingrey. And in the interim here I thought I would take a look at the lyrics of ``Rainbow Stew,'' which I have here now. And parts of these lyrics echo to me pretty well. And it has--the message is…

Well, depending on what the President wants. We can't hardly go by what he says. So I think he is closer to the Senate than he is to the House because he served in the Senate. But I think the answer is probably, yes, but we have to qualify…

Thank you Chairman Harkin and Senator Cochran for the opportunity to support funding for public broadcasting.

Thank you for your leadership on these important national priorities.

This sustained level of funding will help States to provide meaningful assistance to households in need as millions of low-income citizen's struggle with unaffordable home energy bills.

We sincerely hope that Congress will continue to support the CDC during this critical period in measles control.

I urge you to provide stroke research with a significant funding increase.

Increased, predictable and timely Federal funding is vital for LIHEAP to assist the Nation's vulnerable, low-income households faced with exorbitant home energy bills.

We thank Chairman Harkin and the Senate Committee on Appropriations Subcommittee on Labor, Health and Human Service, and Education, and Related Agencies for your consideration of this testimony.

While ANA appreciates the continued support of this subcommittee, we are concerned that title VIII funding levels have not been sufficient to address the growing nursing shortage.

I applaud President Obama for including level funding in his fiscal year 2011 budget for this program at $49.3 million.