Again, Mr. McCollum, I want to commend you for the parts of the bill that you did pass. I also want to point out that we had an opportunity, since the gentleman from Ohio mentioned demand, to require drug testing for all Federal employees. If I recall, the gentleman from Ohio did not support that. I must say that I wanted to see the drug testing, too, but this is a very excellent bill, and we very, very much want to see this bill pass. It will make a big difference in the War on Drugs and make a War on Drugs, and I thank all the supporters.
Gene Taylor: “Again, Mr. McCollum, I want to commend you for the parts of the bill that you did pass. I also want to point out that we…”
On the recordOctober 15, 1998
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Discussing a bill related to drug testing and the War on Drugs.
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