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Tom Price: it is hard to tell by reading the front pages of papers across the country, but the House has been racking up…

On the recordApril 28, 2005
it is hard to tell by reading the front pages of papers across the country, but the House has been racking up legislative accomplishments, one after another after another, most of the times with growing bipartisan support. Look at just a few of the accomplishments in the first 100 days of this Congress. Legal reform. The Class Action Fairness Act addresses the most serious lawsuit abuse by allowing larger interstate class action cases to be heard in Federal courts with a Consumer Class Action Bill of Rights. Border security and immigration reform. The REAL ID Act completes the work of the 9/11 Commission recommendations by implementing reforms to strengthen our border security and better protect our homeland. The death tax repeal. The permanent repeal of the death tax ends the unjust and unfair tax on millions. Mr. Speaker, it is a great pleasure and a welcome sight to me to see my colleagues on the other side of the aisle join us to do the people's work. Let us continue that good work and tackle Social Security and tax reform. ____________________
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Tom Price
Georgia

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