James T. Walsh
The Public Record
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March 20, 2000
We share the hopes of the Irish people that the current impasse in the Northern Ireland peace process will be broken soon.
— James T. Walsh
We urge all political leaders in the North to recommit themselves to the spirit and letter of the Good Friday Agreement.
today I intend to vote for impeachment based on the careful consideration of the charges, the facts in the case, and many conversations with my constituents in central New York
I submit to the House a December 16, 1998 editorial from the Syracuse Post-Standard entitled Duty Calls'' relating to the impeachment process presently before us
central New York is a place of diverse cultures, very much a cross-section of America in the late 20th Century. Our Nation is stronger because of immigrants who have come searching for freedom. Among those groups are Armenian Americans…
today a number of Members of Congress are beginning a fast. I am joining my colleague, the gentleman from Ohio, Tony Hall, today in this fast because I think that what he is doing is important and courageous. We are all so caught up in our…
on the anniversary of the patron saint of Ireland, I rise to urge my colleagues to recognize the real source of violence in Ireland and to support the plea of the peacemakers. Abolish suspicion by promoting trust through negotiation…
I very much appreciate his organizing this special order at a very historic moment in the history of Ireland and its relationship with our country and with England. I would also like to give credit to the gentleman from New York [Mr. King]…
what is the Democratic leadership of the House afraid of? Is it afraid that some measure of reason might be incorporated into environmental regulations? Is it afraid that the $140 billion burden on Americans due to environmental…





