House Proceeding 07-28-09 on Jul 28th, 2009 :: 2:58:20 to 2:59:35
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Philip Hare: the future of this country. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. gentleman from illinois rise? >> unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. hare: i was watching from my office and felt the need to come down. i don't hav fancy chart as we have been seeing periodically.

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Speech By: Philip Hare

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Philip Hare: but let me give you some facts. we are going to be adjourning for 37 days at the end of this week. for 12 years, mr. speaker, our friends on the other side of the aisle had this chamber and the only thing we got out of it was the most miserable prescription drug pgram and nothing more than a boondoggle for seniors. but while we are home and having our town hall meetings, here are

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Philip Hare: the real facts that i hope that not just my friends, and i hope they listen to these, because they are important. every day for the next 37 days, 400 people per day will die because they don't have heah care. 14,800 americans, 34 people

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Philip Hare: every day on an average every congressional district. put that on a chart. 14,000 people every day for the next 37 days will lose their health care. 518,000 americans will lose