The fact is we have great unmet needs for housing for people with AIDS. The committee made an intelligent decision, and now to cut the budget by $21 million, by almost 10 percent for veterans needs which are also there, I do not understand the stubbornness in not accepting my amendment which I hope people will agree to. A 1 one-thousandth reduction in the space station is a heck of a lot more bearable than a 10 percent reduction in housing for people with AIDS. One doesn't really have an effect, the other has a very substantial effect, and I just hope people will think about it.
Jerry Nadler: “The fact is we have great unmet needs for housing for people with AIDS. The committee made an intelligent decision, and…”
On the recordJuly 29, 1998
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Addressing budget cuts affecting housing for people with AIDS and veterans during a congressional debate.
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