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  • House Floor·March 25, 2003·p. H2299

    Vaccine Injury Compensation Fund

    Mr. Speaker, in the late 1980s, Congress passed a bill that established a Vaccine Injury Compensation Fund. It was supposed to be a nonadversarial fund that was to help children and their parents when they were damaged by vaccines. We have…

  • House Floor·March 19, 2003·p. H2100-H2101

    Vaccine Injury Compensation Fund

    Mr. Speaker and my colleagues, these are the faces of children who have been vaccinated with childhood vaccines that contain a substance called thimerosal. Thousands and thousands and thousands, probably millions of children, but thousands…

  • House Floor·March 18, 2003·p. H1925-H1926

    Extending Statute Of Limitations For Autism Victims

    Mr. Speaker, it used to be that one child in 10,000 was autistic. Now it is one in 200. We have had a 50-fold increase in the number of children that are autistic in this country. It is an absolute epidemic. One of the causes, according to…

  • Extension of Remarks·March 13, 2003·p. E474-E475

    Spare The Life Of Devinder Pal Singh Bhullar

    Mr. Speaker, Devinder Singh Pal Bhullar faces the death penalty. He should be spared. His pending execution shows that the Indian constitution only protects the Hindu majority. Bhullar was accused of being involved in a 1993 bombing near…

  • House Floor·March 13, 2003·p. H1876

    Autism

    Madam Speaker, a few minutes ago, the majority and the minority leaders of the House, or the minority whip and the majority leader of the House, discussed the Amber Alert System and how important it was that we do everything we can to…

  • House Floor·March 12, 2003·p. H1779-H1780

    Autism

    Mr. Speaker, I have with me today a box, and on this box I am not sure my colleagues can see this, but there is 50 to 100 pictures of children who are autistic, and in the box I have in back of my office I have probably close to 1,000…

  • House Floor·March 11, 2003·p. H1714

    The Truth About Saddam Hussein

    Mr. Speaker, there has been a lot of misinformation going around about our good friend, Saddam Hussein, and I think that the American people as well as my colleagues need to know really what is going on, because a lot of people have not…

  • House Floor·February 27, 2003·p. H1439

    Personal Explanation

    Mr. Speaker, due to an unavoidable conflict in my schedule, I was unable to be present during rollcall votes 37-39. Had I voted, I would have voted ``no'' on rollcall votes 37-38, and ``yea'' on rollcall vote 39.

  • House Floor·February 25, 2003·p. H1282

    Election Of Members To Certain Standing Committees Of The House

    Mr. Speaker, I offer a resolution (H. Res. 98), and I ask unanimous consent for its immediate consideration.

  • House Floor·February 12, 2003·p. H399-H406

    Recognizing The Courage And Sacrifice Of United States Armed Forces Held As Prisoners Of War During The Vietnam Conflict And Calling For A Full Accounting Of Those Who Remain Unaccounted For

    Madam Speaker, I thank the gentleman for yielding me the time. I have not read this book ``Captive Warriors'' yet, but I am going to read it. I have known the gentleman for many years, and I have never been able to get out of him a lot of…

  • Extension of Remarks·January 29, 2003·p. E114

    Personal Explanation

    Mr. Speaker, ``during rollcall votes 15, 16, and 17, I was unavoidably absent. Had I been here I would have voted ``yea'' on rollcall vote 15 and ``no'' on rollcall vote 16 and 17.

  • Extension of Remarks·January 8, 2003·p. E42-E43

    Ban On Conversions In India Shows It Is Theocracy, Not Democracy

    Mr. Speaker, while we were in recess, a law was passed in the Indian state of Tamil Nadu by the Hindu fundamentalist government there that bans religious conversions to any religion but Hinduism. The Washington Times did an excellent…

  • Extension of Remarks·January 8, 2003·p. E45-E46

    Hate Succeeds In India

    Mr. Speaker, there was an interesting article in the Washington Post on December 11. It shows that hate can be a winning platform in India. The article focuses on Jeetubhai Waghela, a candidate of the ruling BJP in the recent elections. He…

  • Extension of Remarks·January 8, 2003·p. E54-E56

    The Autism Epidemic Must Be A High Priority For The 108th Congress

    Mr. Speaker, as we come back to Washington this January and set our priorities for the first session of the 108th Congress, I want to remind my colleagues that we have a looming crisis--a crisis of spirit, of policies, and of economics.…

  • House Floor·January 8, 2003·p. H65-H66

    Mercury In Vaccinations

    Mr. Speaker, everybody knows that mercury is a toxic substance. If it is spilled on the ground, they evacuate the area and they bring in the fire department and they clean it up with all kinds of paraphernalia to protect the citizens and…