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American politician (born 1951)
Mr. Speaker, let me speak for those workers out there. We have no definitive evidence that there is a shortage. And if those 208,000 people have been laid off, can they not be retrained? I want to talk about a research faculty member from…
We have not seen the specific language. That is my problem. I understand those things are in there. We have not had a chance to debate them.
This is simply to say that before the loan goes into default that we should have some communications, that the school should be notified by the guaranty agency.
Is there anything that the gentleman has read in the standards proposed by Administrator Browner and now endorsed by the President which would address this sick building syndrome that the gentleman has described?
It is my understanding, and correct me if I am wrong, Mr. Doyle, but it is my understanding that in 1996 and thus far in 1997 our Pittsburgh region has not been out of attainment.
I will not stand idly by and watch the same kind of degradation to our industrial base that I watched during the 1970's and 1980's. I know that the gentleman from Michigan [Mr. Dingell] likewise will not watch that in his State of Michigan…
The gentleman is correct. These were good paying jobs. And as the gentleman said, when these workers were displaced they did not get good paying jobs. My State of Pennsylvania is one of the top two in NAFTA trade adjustment assistance…
I will tell Members that while the bill that we are taking up here, this conference report, is certainly far from what this Member of Congress would call ideal, I will support this bill. I think that we have now seen how the process is…
The FCC is essentially the agency that would be able to consult with the Department of Justice under the manager's mark that we passed this morning. But when we talk about going from a monopoly industry, which telecom was after 1934, to a…
I think, to answer the gentleman's question, there appears to be, with this whole derivative thing, the fact that things are changing from moment to moment and from hour to hour. Every time we pick up a newspaper something new has…
I just think that when we are talking about something as volatile, something that is as dangerous and as complicated as derivatives that I think that the gentleman's amendment from Massachusetts certainly makes a great deal of sense, to…
Reclaiming my time and asking the gentleman a question, would you say, sir, by everything that we know that certainly we have had much more experience in the normal securities market. We have not had that experience in understanding how to…
Yet in 1 year Mexico did not make any attempt to go through a devaluation of the peso. I think the gentlewoman in past discussions has made some wonderful points about the timing of this devaluation.
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