I am pleased to come before you today in support of H. Res. 1500, a rule providing for H.R. 4899, the ``Supplemental Appropriations Act of 2010.''--a bill that will help create jobs for Americans and provide assistance in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Haiti. I want to thank Chairman Obey and Ranking Member Lewis for their leadership on this timely legislation. Clearly, this is an important bill and must be only amended with items that are essential to provide the necessary assistance this country so greatly needs. H.R. 4899 will provide funding for the needs of the American people, from national security, housing, employment, health, to education. I fully support these efforts and want to stress that we must continue to provide policies and funding that ensure that the United States remains a global leader in science and technology, including space exploration, which not only results in knowledge-building, but also in hundreds of thousands of jobs throughout the nation. Mr. Speaker, this supplemental appropriation is quite different from any other supplemental appropriation that members of this body will ever consider.
Sheila Jackson Lee: “I am pleased to come before you today in support of H. Res. 1500, a rule providing for H.R. 4899, the ``Supplemental…”
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The speaker supports H.R. 4899, the Supplemental Appropriations Act of 2010, emphasizing its importance for job creation and assistance.
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