Imagine this doctor whose life was dedicated to saving lives, to healing, to giving life, watching in his village while a bus or a truck was loaded up three times a day and driven out to that site and returned empty, and this continued for a full month. And that was where they got the estimates of the numbers of perhaps in excess of 30,000 people being within that one single mass grave; and then, of course, as the gentleman knows, there are many more like that throughout the country.
Michael Burgess: “Imagine this doctor whose life was dedicated to saving lives, to healing, to giving life, watching in his village while…”
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Discussing estimates of casualties in mass graves in Iraq.
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I urge adoption of the amendment. It is important, with $31 trillion in national debt, that we be good stewards of taxpayer dollars. The gentleman is right. I have pursued this for a number of years, but it is because it is a noble cause…
This is a national emergency. This is something we have got to address and save Americans, 200 every day.
I urge all my fellow colleagues to join me in supporting H.R. 766 and ensuring that we continue to prioritize preventive healthcare initiatives for the betterment of all Americans, and I reserve the balance of my time.
I am pleased to yield 4 minutes to the gentleman from Missouri (Mr. Alford) for his comments.





