My point was that contrary to the argument that the gentleman from New Jersey (Mr. Smith) made that the purpose of this research is strictly for the exploitation and destruction of human life is wrong, this is about hope. This is about trying to stop suffering, and we have a choice to make here between fear and hope, and I encourage my colleagues to support hope. Support the Greenwood-Deutsch amendment and vote ``no'' on the Weldon bill.
Debating the Greenwood-Deutsch amendment in relation to the Weldon bill.
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I think that people need to understand that when one has given 24 years of one's life to public service, that doesn't mean that they owe the next 24 years of their lives.
The threat growing while the capacity to defend against it is decreasing?--the answer to that question is absolutely yes.
I think that is precisely what needs to be done, and I have no doubt whatsoever that it will be successful in inspiring investment in this very dangerous field.
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