I want to commend them both and the full committee for the bipartisan nature of the bill. This bill addresses the AIDS pandemic by providing a total of $2.2 billion in global assistance to combat HIV/AIDS, as well as other very serious diseases. I think President Bush deserves to be commended for his world leadership in fighting HIV and AIDS. Mr. Chairman, in the year 2000, Mr. Bush ran as a compassionate conservative, and some people smiled about that and doubted that. I think President Bush has shown his leadership and strength in the things that he has done with regard to Afghanistan and Iraq. But when it comes to HIV and AIDS, President George W.…
Roger Wicker: “I want to commend them both and the full committee for the bipartisan nature of the bill. This bill addresses the AIDS…”
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Discussing bipartisan efforts in Congress to address the AIDS pandemic and commend President Bush's leadership.
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