braley: i yield 30 seconds. mr. johnson: judge roll was with congresswoman giffords to press for funding to relieve overcrowding on his district. judge roll had been a lifetime servant of his community, 63 years old and as justice john roberts said, judge roll's death is a somber reminder of the importance of rule of law and the sacrifices of those who work to secure it. i would like to recognize the other victims. i won't name them and i do not know them personally, but i express my sympathy and condolences to their families and i yield back the balance of my time. . mr. lungren: i'm pleased to yield to the gentleman from florida. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. >> i rise today in support of this resolution. the thoughts and prayers of florida's second congressional district i deliver, our hearts are broken over the events of sat. we want to deliver today our thoughts especially to those families who lost their loved ones, the six families who were today memorializing them and planning those d

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braley: i yield two minutes to the the gentleman from texas, mr. reyes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. reyes: i thank my colleague for yielding. today i rise on behalf of the people of the 16th district of texas to express our community's profound sadness in the wake of saturday's senseless act of violence that claimed the lives of six americans and has left our esteemed colleague gabrielle giffords fighting for her life and has affected 13 others. last week on thursday, we had a meeting of the border caucus and gabby came to that meeting and we discussed the agenda for the 112th congress. she is a tireless champion on border issues. she is an incredible member dedicated to representing the people of her district and i, for one, had the pleasure working with her on border issues, intelligence issues on many occasions. over the last few days, my office has received an outpouring of support for gabby, for her family and for her staff as well as everyone else who was affected by this tragedy. madam speaker, when i w

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braley, ms. castor, and others. i know specifically that there were many provisions put in that bill, in terms of not only helping people but also in terms of saving money. so what we have is according to the medicare actuary, the affordable care act gave at 12 years of solvency to the trust there under if you repeal it i think it is irresponsible because it accelerates the insolvencsolvency of the medicare trust fund to 2017, just six years away. the problem is, if that deadline moves closer which would under repeal, what would you do? my fee would be of course that you would end up having to cut services to seniors and benefits to seniors which is the last thing that i think should happen, given the promise and the contract that we made with the seniors when we started the medicare program, had to start paying into the when they would much, when they were much younger. so basically if you look at my amendment, it guarantees that repeal cannot go forward unless the office of management and budget in consultation wi

braley. under the speaker's announced policy of january 5, 2011, the chair recognizes the gentleman from iowa, mr. braley, for 23 minutes. mr. brailley: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. braley: thank you, mr. speaker. one of the things we heard today is talk about policy but i want to spend time tonight talking about the face of the efforts to repeal the affordable care act and the face could not be any clearer than this young man to my right. this is tucker wright, a 4-year-old boy who lives in malcolm, iowa. and january 2 of this year was an important day for tucker and his family. because two years ago, this young boy was diagnosed with liver cancer before he reached his second birthday. and some amazing doctors and nurses took care of him after they removed 2/3 of his liver and miraculously he is alive today and his parents had done everything they were supposed to do. they both had full-time jobs. they had the best health care coverage you could get in the state of iowa at that time. and this

i was just a reporter braley and i just gathered my reporting and of reporting showed that there were unbelievable white atrocities and what we consider to be unbelievable indian atrocities. to tell you the truth i was expecting much more and i think i would have heard by now. yes? >> cynthia parker is probably the most famous indian captive official in texas but she certainly wasn't the only one. was she different from all the others? >> i am trying to think of that famous one, what was her name? anyway, she was very unusual in history. she is not the only one who wouldn't come back or assimilated and crossed the line. there are a few other examples in history but it was pretty unusual and in fact it was so unusual at the time that a white woman to choose savagery over civilization. it was shocking to people. they couldn't believe it, that you could possibly be fully assimilated as she was to forget her on language and to take all of the comanche ways to herself. and so yeah i think, in her at her a anyway she was considered to be absolutely in usual and extraordinary. there were man

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braley, for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. braley: i thank the gentleman for yielding. i want to show the face of the repeal of health care. this is tucker wright from iowa, he is four years old and two years ago before the affordable care act was passed, he was diagnosed with liver cancer and had 2/3 of his liver removed and he faces a long and uncertain medical future. but on january 2 of this year, because we passed the affordable health care act, tucker's father brett was able to change jobs because he no longer had to worry about the stigma of pre-existing conditions. now, when you talk about repealing this bill, i tell you why it's not a good deal for tucker wright, because even though our friends talk about wanting to fix some of the problems that they now think are important, the first thing that's going to happen to tucker wright and his family as soon as this bill is repealed is his family will get a recision letter from the insurance company because they will no longer be able to provide insurance to this young boy

braley, for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. braley: i thank the gentleman for yielding. i want to show the face of the repeal of health care. this is tucker wright from iowa, he is four years old and two years ago before the affordable care act was passed, he was diagnosed with liver cancer and had 2/3 of his liver removed and he faces a long and uncertain medical future. but on january 2 of this year, because we passed the affordable health care act, tucker's father brett was able to change jobs because he no longer had to worry about the stigma of pre-existing conditions. now, when you talk about repealing this bill, i tell you why it's not a good deal for tucker wright, because even though our friends talk about wanting to fix some of the problems that they now think are important, the first thing that's going to happen to tucker wright and his family as soon as this bill is repealed is his family will get a recision letter from the insurance company because they will no longer be able to provide insurance to this young boy

braley, for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. braley: i thank the gentleman for yielding. i want to show the face of the repeal of health care. this is tucker wright from iowa, he is four years old and two years ago before the affordable care act was passed, he was diagnosed with liver cancer and had 2/3 of his liver removed and he faces a long and uncertain medical future. but on january 2 of this year, because we passed the affordable health care act, tucker's father brett was able to change jobs because he no longer had to worry about the stigma of pre-existing conditions. now, when you talk about repealing this bill, i tell you why it's not a good deal for tucker wright, because even though our friends talk about wanting to fix some of the problems that they now think are important, the first thing that's going to happen to tucker wright and his family as soon as this bill is repealed is his family will get a recision letter from the insurance company because they will no longer be able to provide insurance to this young boy

jane harman, jan schakowsky, i saw her over there, bruce braley and several of us are cosponsors of legislationthat they have offered that would include the elimination of lifetime limits, the coverage of individuals up to 26, the requirement that individuals not be denied preexisting conditions, and the requirement that preventive care be provided free of charge, including the provision that recently took effect, providing preventive services. mr. upton, do you deem it unreasonable that that measure could go forward and then the things that you and the resolution is offered by the chair could be undertaken? >> let me just say, particularly as i looked at the very talented and thoughtful members on energy and commerce committee, many of them who you just cited. and i consider as my dear friends. as we look at a bill to replace the repeal of this bill, that that certainly would be considered in the full and open debate, not only the health subcommittee, but the subcommittee as well. something that i would note did not happen in the passage of the house bill because they skipped the health subcom

braley's testimony, and the statement that we will also see as included in the record. now what we'd like to do is include a nice large panel that will consistent of the members that we have before us. so i see mr. baldwin, mr. edwards, mr. deutsch, mrs. edwards, mr. deutsch, mr. johnson, mr. davis, and mr. sicily. i'd like you all to come forward. we will go by seniorities, then the judiciary, and ways and means committee, and other members. >> thank you, mr. chairman. ranking members, thank you for allowing me to testify in an amendment that i've offering with my colleagues susan davis and nicki tongus. it would ensure the end of discrimination by health care are not cast aside to repeal the affordable care act. i've long been a supporter of widespread health care reform. last march i had the extreme pleasure in voting for the health care bill which achieves many of the goals that many of us have been fighting for many, many years. for example, enactment, we guarantee that more than 32 million americans would have access for the first time. we laid the ground work for

braley? mr. welch mr. yarmouth. mr. yardmouth votes yes. miss spear? >> y . >> aye. >> miss spear votes aye. >> mr. chairman? >> yes. >> mr. chairman, mr. connolly, i wish to be recorded as voting aye. >> mr. connolly votes aye. >> the clerk will report the tally. >> on that vote, mr. chairman, there were 20 noes, 14 ayes. >> the amendment is not agreed to. are there any other amendments? >> mr. chairman. >> the gentleman from -- >> mr. tierney had an amendment, i don't know whether he'll be back in time, but i want to just go to a final inquiry. >> of course. >> if he gets back, we will address that. mr. chairman, i have an inquiry about how are you are interpreting the rules with regard to committee record. i want to make sure we're clear. >> the gentleman will suspend. don't mind his inquiry. i would like to get to the final vote and we will not adjourn until after this is discussed. hearing no more amendments, the question now occurs on the committee resolution. all those in favor of adopting the resolution please signify by saying aye. >> aye. >>