House Proceeding 11-07-09 on Nov 7th, 2009 :: 4:50:55 to 4:52:40
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Mark E. Souder: affordable health care for america act, we will make history and we will also make progress for america's families. i urge my colleagues to support this important legislation. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new jersey

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Speech By: Mark E. Souder

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Mark E. Souder: reserves. the gentleman from minnesota is recognized. mr. kline: thank you, madam speaker. at this time i'm pleased to recognize someone hotels me that he is very proud -- he doesn't have a section in this bill, the

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Mark E. Souder: gentleman from indiana, mr. souder. one minute. the speake gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. souder: this is indeed a historic day and crossroads in america. what you just heard from our distinguished speaker was we, the government will do this, we the government will do that, we the government will do this, we the government will do that,

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Mark E. Souder: instead of having the private sector do this, instead of having capita the government will provide everything. we are in an economic cris in this country. yesterday, 10% unemployment. in my eight counties, over half, 15% unemployment.

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Mark E. Souder: what are we doing today? taxing small busin number one producer of jobs. adding regulations to those businesses, adding expenses to those businesses. taxing medical technology that of health care. what are we doing today? we're not going to require identification for illegal immigrants.

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Mark E. Souder: we're gointo hope that t self-report.