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Madame Speaker, throughout both democratic and republican administrations, the White House has maintained a policy against providing letters of condolence to the families of suicide victims.

This is a major issue for my constituents that I have been working on for months.

I have had a number of communications with the White House and the Department of Defense expressing their concerns.


Mr. Speaker-Thousands of active duty service members are returning home from Afghanistan and Iraq every year.

Many of these individuals have been serving continuously since they enlisted right out of high school or college.

For years, they lived a structured military life-on bases or abroad.

This structure makes for a well disciplined, well trained military force.

REMARKS BY
THE HONORABLE ANDRÉ CARSON
FLOOR REMARKS ON HEALTH CARE REFORM

THURSDAY, JULY 30, 2009

 


REMARKS BY
THE HONORABLE ANDRÉ CARSON
FLOOR REMARKS ON H.R. 2648, AWARDING MUHAMMAD ALI THE CONGRESSIONAL GOLD MEDAL

February 13, 2009
Statements for the Record
REMARKS BY
THE HONORABLE ANDRÉ CARSON
FLOOR STATEMENT ON THE AMERICAN RECOVERY AND REINVESTMENT ACT
FEBRUARY 13, 2009

Madam Speaker, my sister works in an emergency room.  And she once told me that when they have patients come through her ER, one of the first things they must do is stabilize them.