House Proceeding 11-07-09 on Nov 7th, 2009 :: 2:00:25 to 2:01:35
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Steven Kagen: to pay for federalizing, nationalizing government control of health care. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman's time has expired. mrs. blackburn: let's oppose the rule and take it dounl. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from new yoraughter: mr. speaker, 68% of americans want this b i'm pleased to yield one minute to the gentleman from wisconsin, mr. kage

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Speech By: Steven Kagen

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Steven Kagen: the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. kagen: thank y, mr. speaker. and thank you, chairwoman slaughter, for this opportunity to speak on behalf of this rule. a rule that will guarantee that we'll get an opportunity to pass legislation to help everne in wisconsin that i represent. a rulehat will help everybody that i've cared for as a physician for the past 33 years.

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Steven Kagen: and what are we doing? we're fixing what's broken, we're improving on what we already have and making certain it's a price we can all afford to pay. we're putting patients first. we're putting patients first so that no longer will a family lose their home and go bankrupt simply because their children become sick and they can't afford their health care bills. we're putting patients first by

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Steven Kagen: the rules by making certain we're going to close the doughnut hole in medicare part d. making certain that we're going it to reform the medical malpractice rules to guarantee