Mr. Cohen, thank you so very much. Your closing sentence needs to be repeated. That the very first piece of legislation taken up by the new Republican majority in the 112th Congress is to repeal the Patients Bill of Rights. It's unfathomable. Let me now call on Frank Pallone, our colleague from the great State of--yes, it is--New Jersey.
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