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Mr. Chairman, let me make several points in closing, if I could. First of all, let me reiterate to my colleague what the gentleman from Colorado [Mr. Schaefer] said, that fundamentally we made a decision in this Congress just 3 years ago…
My colleagues, this is an amendment to try to attempt to terminate the GTMHR program, which is a gas turbine nuclear reactor project. But let me, if I can, put two numbers in perspective. Taxpayers have already spent more than $900 million…
Paul Tsongas said it years ago, let me repeat it tonight. I am not Santa Claus. I wish I was. I wish I could vote for this tax package and tuck a $1,000 refund check in all of the stockings hung with care from the mantle. For that matter…
let me tell you how fascinating it is for me to see you in your role tonight, and also see my good friend, the gentleman from California, Frank Riggs, back here after a 2-year absence because it was 4 years ago that Frank and I and five…
this House is supposed to debate issues, and that is what the fight on this rule is all about, the sense that many of us would like to debate foreign policy issues and the way that U.S. Government money gets spent on foreign policy issues…
let me follow up on what my colleagues have said, the gentleman from Florida [Mr. Goss] and the gentleman from Wisconsin [Mr. Sensenbrenner], about a provision in this bill the three of us find very objectionable. Mr. Speaker, last year a…
today's debate over our children's education is proof positive that parents can and do make a difference and that Congress does listen. My office has received just under 1,000 calls and letters. This overwhelming response is indicative of…
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