This Congress should be leading the way to end discrimination of any form in this country. Unfortunately, we have a resolution before us today that condones discrimination. I think it is sad we are dealing with this today. I urge my colleagues to vote ``no'' on the resolution.
Opposing a resolution perceived to condone discrimination during a House floor debate.
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