The Congressional Quarterly House Action Report on this legislation states the following: that the measure, however, exempts such restrictions for assistance for the Bashir nuclear reactor in Iran which is being developed with the aid of…
Dennis Kucinich
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Dennis Kucinich is an American politician and former member of the U.S. House of Representatives from Ohio. He served from 1997 to 2013, representing the 10th congressional district. Kucinich is known for his progressive stance on various issues, including healthcare reform, anti-war advocacy, and environmental protection. He was a candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination in 2004 and 2008, emphasizing a platform focused on social justice and peace. Throughout his career, Kucinich has been a vocal critic of U.S. foreign policy and has championed the idea of a single-payer healthcare system.
I would like to place in the Record an article from the Arms Control Association which states that the IAEA board resolution avoided direct censure of Iran, and did not declare Iran to be in noncompliance with its nonproliferation…
I would like to place in the Record a letter from 26 organizations that urge Congress to oppose the provision restricting contact with Iranian officials. December 8, 2011. Dear Representative: We urge you to oppose the provision…
I hope we will reflect on the NRC's position here and help to achieve a culture of independence, objectivity, and public interest over corporate interest.
I want to say I have respect for all of my colleagues who are concerned about nuclear proliferation. We all ought to be concerned about nuclear proliferation. We can start with our own country. Right now we've set the stage for continuing…
I will once again yield time to a colleague who I may disagree with, but he is entitled to 3 minutes, and I will yield 3 minutes to the gentleman from California (Mr. Sherman).
I ask unanimous consent to place in the record a staff report called Regulatory Meltdown.
I thank the gentleman. After $5.3 billion was spent in the 2008 Federal elections, I never heard anyone utter a word that said the problem we face today in Washington is that we need more private money in politics. Never has anyone said to…
The right to organize is a fundamental right in a democratic society. In fact, workers' rights are human rights. This bill seeks to frustrate workers' rights to an election through attacking the National Labor Relations Board. Today…
this question is being framed around how much the proposed rule... could cost consumers.
If we're going to have a hearing on the costs, and I think it's a legitimate question, what are the costs, but you've got to weigh it in terms of what are the costs to society on the other side.
There are brave people in the audience today who came to support stricter standards for truck drivers.
And the Motor Carrier Safety Management System also shows that Nagle Toledo has received 13 fatigued driving violations within the past year, 32 over the past 2 years.
You know, the bottom line here is, who's running the business? It is not the drivers who are running the business.
One of the--you know, you can't just talk about the cost of regulation which--without looking at the compensating factors if you don't have the extra costs from these crashes.
While Congress is in a deadlock over tax and spending cuts, we learn the Feds secretly gave Wall Street banks over $7.7 trillion. Where did the Fed get that 7.7 trillion? They created most of it from nothing. While our government slid into…
Is it also true that Nagle Toledo has been involved in two Department of Transportation reported truck crashes over the past year and five in the past 2 years; is that correct?
And, Mr. Kucinich, if I may, without objection, there's a research report and study showing adverse health and safety effects of longer working hours and inadequate rest time.
Of longer working hours and inadequate rest time. It shows adverse health and safety effects. This is from Advocates for Highway and Auto Safety.
Truck driver fatigue is a serious safety problem that threatens everyone who gets on a highway every day.
I strongly support a number of provisions in H.R. 2112, the Fiscal Year (FY) 2012 Agriculture, Rural Development, Food & Drug Administration and Related Agencies Appropriations Act, such as the vital funding for low-income food assistance…
I have to say that, of the witnesses, Mr. Haldeman was the only one who seemed to understand the concerns that the American people have about this issue that faces this committee today.
So you were aware of the abuses going on, but you failed to address them in a timely manner?
My concern is that there may not be enough sympathy for people who are losing their homes.





