Mr. Speaker, as you know, the President has listed as one of his priority items this year to have a compassionate, conservative model to end drug addiction. His idea is let us reach out to people who are unfortunately trapped by drug addiction and let us work it through local agencies and local volunteers and local charitable groups, get people off drugs and stop addiction so they can go on to have productive lives. I think it is just an example of the compassionate conservative side of George Bush, attacking drug abuse on one side, but doing it with a human face and a gentle hand guiding people to get off drugs. I think it is a good program, and I look forward to working with it and seeing more of the proposal.
Jack Kingston: “Mr. Speaker, as you know, the President has listed as one of his priority items this year to have a compassionate…”
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Discussing President Bush's initiative to address drug addiction and the need for bipartisan cooperation on budget issues.
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