House Proceeding on Sep 7th, 2006 :: 0:09:50 to 0:11:18
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Speech By: Joe Wilson

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Joe Wilson: rise? ms. foxx: request permission to address the house for within minute, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. ms. foxx: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today in strong

0:09:50 to 0:10:01( Edit History Discussion )

Jim McDermott: objection to the blatant approximate approximate approximate -- plateant partner move in a vote of no confidence in secretary donald rumsfeld. it is transparent the democrats are making this

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Speech By: Jim McDermott

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Jim McDermott: a political issue and hope to polarize the american people in their views on the war on terror. they're attempting to overshadow and downplay our successes in iraq and the republican agenda for

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Jim McDermott: winning the war on terror. a difference of opinion should not equal a vote of no confidence. in our democracy, there will always be room for debate and disagreement, but political posturing

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Jim McDermott: and defamilyation of character have no place in a -- defamation of character have no place in a civilized debate. donald rumsfeld has worked tirelessly to bring freedom and democracy to a formerly

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Jim McDermott: tyrannical regime while fighting against insurgents who fight americans stationed there. mr. speaker, i stand firm in my resolve to ensure victory, not only in iraq but also in the global war

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Jim McDermott: on terror. secretary rumsfeld is serving our nation with dignity and honor and should be treated as such whether you agree with his actions on. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the

0:11:04 to 0:11:18( Edit History Discussion )

Jim McDermott: gentlelady's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentlelady from california rise? ms. solis: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore:

0:11:18 to 0:11:35( Edit History Discussion )

Shelley Moore Capito: without objection. ms. solis: thank you and good morning, members. today i rise to highlight the struggle of american working families. the census bureau reported that american families are living

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Speech By: Shelley Moore Capito