Mr. Speaker, this moment culminates 2 days of debate about two different visions of America. The first vision is the vision at my left. It is the state of public housing in America. Mr. Speaker, 200,000 Americans live in public housing that is run by corrupt, dysfunctional, mismanaged housing authorities. And the other side defends this. They think that this is acceptable, that it is OK in America to have communities where 200,000 Americans live in this despair, without hope or opportunity. We do not accept that.
Rick Lazio: “Mr. Speaker, this moment culminates 2 days of debate about two different visions of America. The first vision is the…”
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Opposing a motion to recommit during a debate on public housing issues.
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