Mr. Speaker, today, I am introducing bipartisan legislation to help protect consumers from sham sales of prescription drugs over the Internet.

I rise in opposition to this provision's applicability to NTIA's spectrum functions because of its potential impact on telecommunications policy and efficient use of the radio spectrum by government users.

Accordingly, I believe that section 322 may have a negative impact on spectrum policy.

Providing the Department of the Interior with a statutory mechanism to avoid paying its fair share for spectrum management functions is not sound policy.

After successfully competing against other students from Virginia and winning the Virginia State finals, these students went on to win honorable mention as a top ten finalist in the We the People . . . The Citizen and the Constitution.

I commend the students and their teacher Philip Sorrentino on this outstanding achievement.

This is the first time a school from Virginia placed in the top ten.

These bright and talented students from the Governor's School competed against 50 other schools comprising more than 1,200 students from across the country.

They have worked extremely hard to reach the national finals and demonstrated their superior knowledge and understanding of the U.S. Constitution and the Bill of Rights.

I rise today to commend the outstanding performance of the students at the Governor's School for Governmental and International Studies in Richmond, VA, in the We the People . . . the Citizen and the Constitution national finals held May…

Mr. Speaker, my wife and I are adoptive parents. The Hope for Children Act will allow more families and children to experience the happiness my family has enjoyed.