I was with the Governor of Texas yesterday, and we called the gentleman from Louisiana (Mr. Tauzin) at M.D. Anderson, and he asked that I rise tonight and thank Members on both sides of the aisle for your letters and prayers. He specifically asked me to thank all Members for the support that you have been providing him. He is doing well. He made a good recovery from his surgery. He is beginning his chemotherapy and radiation, and he asked that I extend his thanks to each and every Member.
David Weldon: “I was with the Governor of Texas yesterday, and we called the gentleman from Louisiana (Mr. Tauzin) at M.D. Anderson…”
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Expressing gratitude for support received by Mr. Tauzin during his recovery.
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