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Jack Kingston

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Mar 29, 2006

in 2003, the U.S. public spent $103 billion buying oil from nondemocratic countries such as Venezuela, Syria and Iran. In fact, it is so bad that you could say that we are doubly funding the war on terrorism against us. We need to get off…

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Mar 1, 2006

Thank you, Mr. Price. I just wanted to say that I have the honor of representing the 3rd Infantry Division in Hinesville, Georgia, and in Savannah, Georgia, as well as the 1st Battalion 75th Ranger Regiment, and in all maybe as high as…

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Mar 1, 2006

There is one Sunni province that went from something like a 2 percent voter turnout in January 2005 to December 15, 2005, having over a 60 percent voter turnout. Lots of people risking lives to go to the polls and very enthusiastic about…

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Mar 1, 2006

That is a message we hear from all over, particularly new Europe, emerging Europe, the Europe that had been 50 years under the Soviet bloc. They understand freedom, and they understand oppression. They do not take it for granted. They are…

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Dec 7, 2005

yesterday when Democrat leader Howard Dean said that the war in Iraq is unwinnable and Senate Democrat presidential candidate John Kerry said that American soldiers in the dark of the night are terrorizing Iraqi women and children, I…

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Nov 18, 2005

would the gentleman yield? The SPEAKER pro tempore. The gentleman stated a parliamentary inquiry. The gentleman will suspend. The gentleman from Massachusetts has stated a parliamentary inquiry. The chair can only identify the Member who…

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Nov 17, 2005

I want to say back during the spring we went through our annual budget process. The Budget Committee has testimony from all sectors of society and the government who are affected by the budget. It is a good debate. In the final analysis…

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Nov 17, 2005

My point is that we can all live in the fantasyland of Disneyworld or the United States Capitol, and when a bill that is increasing Medicaid goes up $66 billion and people can call it a cut because they did not get their way, that it did…

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Nov 16, 2005

I come from agriculture country in southeast Georgia, and it is always remarkable to me that 2 percent of our population feeds not just 100 percent of the American population but a great deal of people all around the world. In fact, one…

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Nov 9, 2005

I was listening to some of this hysteria and rhetoric from the Democrat Party, and I wonder sometimes if they actually believe what their speech writers apparently give them. Obviously, they do not read it before they start giving the…

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Nov 9, 2005

I find it a great irony and some goodness that I can get some time from my friend. I was sitting in my office and I did not know, frankly, that Muftiah was old enough to retire, take on another job, or leave the nest here, or whatever she…

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Nov 8, 2005

Yes. The irony is that under President Clinton's signed welfare reform plan, originally you had to be in the United States of America 10 years before you were eligible to receive food stamps. That was later reduced to 5 years. And what we…

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Nov 8, 2005

In the nanny state, the liberal Democrats envision that the United States has to have Big Government sitting by your cradle when you are born and taking you to your grave when you die 75 years later or whatever. In their nanny-state…

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Nov 8, 2005

The gentleman from Indiana has talked about this being a first step. I think controlling spending, fiscal responsibility is almost like daily exercise and daily diet. It cannot just be a vote once a year. It needs to be a daily exercise…

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Nov 8, 2005

I rise to recognize a friend of mine and a fellow Georgian who had the great honor of giving our opening prayer today. The Reverend Griffin Lotson is a man of great character and has served as our Guest Chaplain. Reverend Lotson has been a…

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Nov 8, 2005

$250 million more next year than we are spending this year on food stamps, Mr. Speaker. And yet only in Washington, DC, only in that fantasy world that competes with Disneyland when it comes to creating make-believe, would people call it a…

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Nov 7, 2005

I wanted to say that while I cannot stand filling up my car at $3 a gallon, like anybody else, there is one good thing about it, and that is that there are a lot of people out there thinking, well, what alternatives are there to fossil…

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Oct 26, 2005

Together We Can Do Better.'' That is the new motto of the Democrat Party. Well, you can judge the future by their past, and let us see how they did in the past. Social Security, take an issue. What was their solution? Still waiting. No…

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Oct 25, 2005

And is it not also true that in doing that, you save the taxpayers money and actually have not hurt the food stamp participation level a bit?

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Oct 25, 2005

Well, the reason why I asked that before the gentleman leaves is today, in agriculture appropriations, we had probably about a 1- hour debate on the State of Texas's right to privatize part of its food stamp distribution. One of the things…

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Oct 25, 2005

In 1996, when we passed welfare reform, there were 14 million people on welfare. The number dropped to 5 million. Still too many, but that is 9 million people who are not taking from the government, but are contributing to the government…

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Oct 19, 2005

I want the previous speaker to know that I think I can get a Members tour for both of us to the White House if my friend wants to join me sometime. I will get back with the gentleman from Washington on that. I want to say in Iraq this…

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Oct 17, 2005

as the representative of the 48th Brigade and the 3rd Infantry Division, I have thousands of constituents in Iraq. I look each day, as most Americans do, for good news to come from that area of the world; and good news did come this…

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Sep 28, 2005

I rise today to discuss democracy and elections in Ethiopia. As this country has been a close ally of the United States in the war on terror, it is critical that we encourage their evolution from monarchy to communism to democracy. I used…

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Sep 21, 2005

we just had the opportunity this morning, some of us, to hear from the Governor of Mississippi, Haley Barbour. What a refreshing example of leadership Mr. Barbour has offered our country. Unfortunately, as compared to the Governor of his…

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