Paul Gosar

My support for H.R. 1410 is not rooted in the opposition to one casino. I support Indian gaming and gaming as a whole.

If Tohono is allowed to build a casino in the City of Glendale, those non-Indian interests have already started to say, 'Look. You cannot trust the tribes,' and they will demand that the exclusivity for tribes be broken.

I simply believe gaming should be prohibited on the lands in Glendale at least through the life of the Arizona Compact.

The current actions of Tohono O'odham also contradict long-term statements that they and all other tribes have consistently made to the Governor and State Legislature.

This bill will protect the promises that the tribes of Arizona made to each other and the State and voters of Arizona.

I think the question is, what difference did it make?

Thank you for the heroism that your sons exhibited.

His credibility was reduced. His ability to lead his own country was damaged.

But for Congress to deny the rest of Mojave County, Arizona, the right to even file a claim is both inconsistent and careless.

My goal is to ensure that the affected residents of Mojave County, Arizona, have a fair shot at justified compensation before the trust fund is closed.

I have reintroduced the bill in the 113th Congress. It is known as H.R. 424, the Mojave County Radiation Compensation Act.

I respectfully request that the committee include the language requested by Congresswoman Loretta Sanchez calling for the development of this prototype.

There is only one thing that units every physician in the United States, and that is we want the SGR changed.

You are your health care, are you not? You, the patient, you are your health care.

We can't solve this problem without involving the patient in this decision process.

I want opportunity and I want choice, and that is inherent to me, and I have done it for 25 years.

It seems to me that this was very ill-vetted, because the application you always look at outcomes.

It is pathetic. I am a businessman, and I happened to be a dentist for 25 years, so the return on investment is pathetic.

I am like the kid on Christmas Day; I am waiting for the postal reform, but I haven't seen it yet.

The people should be a part of land designation decisions.

I believe it is critical this Congress reforms the National Monument designation process.

Rural Arizona communities, like the ones in my Congressional District, depend on the multiple-use of public lands for their livelihoods.

The legislation I introduced, the Arizona Land Sovereignty Act, and the many other bills being discussed today aim to ensure that the designation of national monuments has an open and transparent process.

No President, regardless of what party he or she belongs to, should have the power to unilaterally declare how lands in our States are managed.

The public deserves the opportunity to have their voices heard on any land designation that may restrict their right to access.