House Proceeding 05-13-09 on May 13th, 2009 :: 2:19:10 to 2:20:20
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Robert E. Andrews: we have no objection to having the g.a.o. provided other than the fact that it's going to cause government to grow even more. i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from oregon. mr. schrader: yes, i'd like to yield a minute to the gentleman from new jersey. the chair: the gentleman is

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Speech By: Robert E. Andrews

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Robert E. Andrews: recognized for one minute. mr. andrews: i thank the author for yielding and i urge a yes vote on the amendment. with all due respect, the amendment is not require simply of keeping lists of where the money is spent. it requires an analysis of the effectiveness of the expenditure of the money. it requires an analysis of ether all children are getting

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Robert E. Andrews: pro the funds that are expended and gives the congress the basis, the factual basis to make further decisions about whether to expand, eliminate or modify such programs in the future. the minority protests its concerns about the ever-growing size of government. the minority knows a lot about

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Robert E. Andrews: growing the size of government. that's what he they did for eight years when they doubled the national debt. that's what they did for eight years when they inherited the