House Proceeding on Oct 18th, 2007 :: 0:08:25 to 0:09:47
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Speech By: Tim Murphy

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Tim Murphy: several other states is considering legislation. and medicare earlier this summer say they're going to deny claims for hospital-related infections. let's standardize hospital reporting crisis. please,

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Albert Russell Wynn: support the healthy hospitals act. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from maryland rise? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute

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Speech By: Albert Russell Wynn

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Albert Russell Wynn: and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: withouobjection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> good morning, madam speaker. today, the house will vote to

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Albert Russell Wynn: te joseph ride the president's veto of the schip bill. at the beginning of this debate some months ago i said that if america is the greatest country in the world, then we ought to guarantee

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Albert Russell Wynn: all of our children have health insurance. greatness is not measured by the size of our militaryil and industrial complex. greatness is measured by whether we can provide health insurance for 10

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Albert Russell Wynn: million american children. now the president has said no, but according to all the polls, the american people say yes. majorities in both houses have said yes. governors have said yes. private

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Albert Russell Wynn: charities have said yes that we ought to provide health insurance for children in america. this is not a matter of a market fix. small businesses cannot afford to pay to provide health insurance.

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Albert Russell Wynn: working families, many of them, cannot afford to buy health insurance on the private market. in addition, this bill provides a guarantee of dental coverage because in america the greatest country ch

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Sam Johnson: ildren should not die because they don't have dental coverage. the bill provides dental coverage, meantal health coverage. it's simple. we are the greatest country. we should provide health

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Speech By: Sam Johnson