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Debbie Dingell

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Debbie Ann Dingell is an American politician currently serving as the U.S. Representative for Michigan's 6th congressional district, a position she has held since January 6, 2015. A member of the Democratic Party, she succeeded her late husband, John Dingell, who served in Congress for over 59 years. Throughout her tenure, Dingell has focused on issues such as healthcare, women's rights, and environmental protection, advocating for policies that support working families and promote economic growth in her district.

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Jul 1, 1999

Madam Chairman, let me read the language of the amendment again so everybody understands what we are talking about. It says, ``The Securities and Exchange Commission shall consult and coordinate comments with the appropriate Federal…

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Jul 1, 1999

with all respect to the author of this amendment, the amendment would keep consumers in the dark, and financial providers would enjoy it mightily. Section 241 of H.R. 10 includes a noncontroversial and commonsense provision that passed the…

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Jul 1, 1999

Madam Chairman, what we are talking about here is a banking system and a financial system that is going to be fair and open. The gentleman, I am sure, will recall that this amendment was adopted unanimously, unanimously by the House last…

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Jul 1, 1999

I know the authors of this amendment are Members of great decency and goodness, and I think they are accomplishing something that they really do not want. This is opposed by the Department of Justice, the FBI, the Department of Treasury…

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Jul 1, 1999

this is a bad rule. It is a bad bill, and the process is arrogantly crafted to deny the House the opportunity to consider important questions. It is the function of the Committee on Rules to make possible an orderly debate but also to see…

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Apr 27, 1999

reclaiming my time, I have a further question of my good friend. Is this provision also intended to prohibit a broadcast station from negotiating different terms and conditions, including price terms, with different distributors?

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Apr 21, 1999

in a dark time in Europe, a nation slowly collapsed. At this tumultuous time of great societal transformations, uncertain futures, and with governmental change looming on the horizon, leaders fell back on the one proven weapon that assured…

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Apr 20, 1999

President Lincoln once said, ``Let us have faith that rights makes might, and in that faith let us to the end dare to do our duty as we understand it.'' Today, the leaders of Northern Ireland face a delicate, worrisome situation. It is up…

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Apr 14, 1999

I am talking about excessive expenditures in campaigns. It will for the first time in years make a meaningful reform in terms of how money is spent and how much money is spent. It is something which will attack a problem that has been…

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Mar 17, 1999

we would not be here debating this bill if we would just enforce our trade laws according to the law. The European Union does, Japan does, why cannot the United States? Foreign mills are dumping steel on the American market for $200 to…

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Mar 16, 1999

For 50 years and more my dad and I have supported two things: The rights and the freedoms of Israel and the cause of peace in the Middle East. I do not believe the action that we are taking today is furthering either of those goals. What…

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Feb 29, 1996

I want to make clear one thing: There is no Member of this body that has greater affection or respect for the distinguished chairman of the Committee on the Judiciary or for the gentleman from Ohio [Mr. Oxley], my good friend. They are…

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Feb 27, 1996

I understand that most provisions of H.R. 2196 have been discussed and negotiated in a bipartisan fashion by Members of both bodies. Far too little effort during this Congress has been expended toward meaningful bipartisan legislative…

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Feb 1, 1996

Reclaiming my time, again with great affection for the gentleman, it would serve him and this body well if he were to seek more suitable subjects for making a claim that reform has accomplished anything of merit. I would conclude by making…

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Feb 1, 1996

the spectrum will come back to the Government at the conclusion, either the digital or the analog, and the citizens will during that time have a chance to change over to the new kind of television sets. The broadcasters will be able to…

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Feb 1, 1996

today we will vote on a historic bill. This telecommunications bill is historic because it finally will bring to an end the era of telephone and cable television monopolies. The bill is historic because it will trigger technological…

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Jan 31, 1996

Mark Twain would have greeted that news with great joy and said that during that period of time the Republic was safe. The fact of the matter is the Republic is going to be in greater danger during that period. As the first Secretary of…

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Jan 31, 1996

interest rates will rise. Prices of U.S. Government obligations will fall. Interest rates will rise on municipal bonds, State securities, and private debt, corporate and individual. Prices of bonds will drop. The securities markets, both…

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Jan 25, 1996

But his memory is short; it tends to be a little on the convenient side. The gentleman has forgotten where this big debt came from. When Jimmy Carter left office and Ronald Reagan came in, the national debt of the United States was $700…

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Jan 5, 1996

in an extraordinary change of policy, my Republican colleagues have changed our policy with regard to payment of our Federal employees. For the last 3 weeks American workers who work for the Federal Government had been working without pay…

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Aug 4, 1995

I want to reiterate to my colleagues the process under which we are considering this legislation is no different than we have ever done wherever we have had differences between two committees, and the process of working out an amendment…

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Aug 4, 1995

I have heard a lot of irresponsible talk about how secret agreements were made between the two committees. Well, nothing of the kind occurred. There was open discussion between the chairman of the Committee on the Judiciary and the…

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Aug 4, 1995

there are three things wrong with this amendment. The first is the agency which will be administering it, the Justice Department. The Justice Department is in good part responsible for the unfair situation which this country confronts in…

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Jul 31, 1995

I yield myself 1 minute. My good friend from Ohio, for whom I have the most enormous respect, sent a letter to the appropriating subcommittee, which I will insert the entirety of in the Record because I know the gentleman has forgotten…

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Jul 31, 1995

I plead with my colleagues, and I say this with respect to my good friends on the Republican side, let us clean up these sites, let us spend the money, let us do what has to be done now. The money is here. The appropriations arrangement…

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