Let me again indicate that contrary to what a lady from Hanover, in my district, called this morning to say, I am not taking money from her sick family. How could anything be more wrong than a statement like that? I am trying to get a little bit of the increase to NIH moved to IDEA. I cannot emphasize enough how much we mandated everything in that law. We promised them 40 percent. Last year they got somewhere between 6 and 7 percent, and this year they do not get a penny more. So I would encourage all to keep in mind that we made a great promise 21 years ago. We called it a partnership, but the partnership turned out to be 'we will dictate from Washington everything you will do, and you will pay for it, because we said you will pay for it.'
William F. Goodling: “Let me again indicate that contrary to what a lady from Hanover, in my district, called this morning to say, I am not…”
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Discussing funding issues related to NIH and IDEA during a House floor debate.
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