House Proceeding on Feb 13th, 2008 :: 0:14:17 to 0:16:10
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one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized. mr. rush: mr. speaker, i come to the floor of the house today to address

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Lois Capps: the issue of gun-related violence and deaths in america. last thursday, the first day i began this series on statements on the plague of gun violence that's sweeping our country, two more

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Speech By: Lois Capps

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Lois Capps: gun-related incidence captured the nation's attention. in portsmouth, ohio, an estranged husband shot and killed his wife on schoolhouse steps. the second incident that grabbed headlines occurred

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Lois Capps: during a city council meeting in kirkwood, missouri. the assalient took the lives of five innocent people. the mayor, michael sbolta is still clinging to life. kenneth yost, police officers tom

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Lois Capps: baldwin and william biggs and councilmembers michael lynch of kirkwood as well as teacher christy lane, i enter these six names in the record. when will america join me in saying, enough is

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Lois Capps: enough, stop the killings? thank you, and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from north carolina rise? >> i ask unanimous consent

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Lois Capps: to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. butterfield: mr. speaker, today president bush will sign

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Lois Capps: our bipartisan economic stimulus legislation into law. getting this bill done quickly is a victory for the american people that will inject confidence and consumer demand, promote economic growth

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Lois Capps: and create jobs. 130 million low and middle-income americans will receive tax rebates in the coming months. these rebates are welcomed relief to many families who are struggling in this economy.

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Michael Arcuri: family incomes and home prices are down as health care, energy, food, and education costs and mortgage foreclosures have climbed. economists estimate that every dollar included in these rebate

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Speech By: Michael Arcuri