House Proceeding on Oct 29th, 2009 :: 0:13:10 to 0:14:25
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Steven Kagen: checks that our nation can no longer afford and i applaud the participants for sending a clear message, it's time for washington to change its ways. less spending, less borrowing and less government. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. for what purpose does the gentleman from wisconsin rise? >> to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: thout objection.

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Speech By: Steven Kagen

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Steven Kagen: mr. kagen: madam speaker, it is with profound sadness that w commemor wisconsin native son, 26-year-old sergeant nicholas miller, who was killed in action october 26 during military operations in afghanistan. in 2002, a graduate of little shoot high school, sergeant miller was a member of the u.s.

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Steven Kagen: army's 160th special operations regiment stationed in savannah, georgia. and after serving two years in korea, sergeant miller became a crew chief on the night stalkers whose duties included taking out our troops from dangerous territory. sergeant miller was several times decorated is not surprising for those who knew

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Steven Kagen: him. in high school he was a member of the football team and wrestling team. he was the king of homecoming in 2001. he was entrusted with the highly technical responsibilities required of a crew chief is not surprising