perfectly fine according to city ordinance in lewisville, texas. say if you work at a restaurant you can no longer have body paint. you must have on actual clothing at this bar. so now it is -- can no longer be truly topless, even with body paint in lewisville, texas. >> it doesn't look like they're wearing body paint. it doesn't look like they're naked at all. they must have pasties on and then paint on top of the pasties. so that's not considered clothing? >> i've asked the producers to fly me down so i can investigate and get you back the full report in the coming months. so i will do some deep investigation and let you all know what is going on down there in lewisville, texas. >> we cannot wait for your report. >> i mean, look. i appreciate the female form, as much as the next guy. but there's a fine line between sexy and unsanitary. you are serving me drinks and the girls are out? >> i understand that. but if it's not against the law and people go there knowing what they are going to get, if it's a, b, c night then, obviously, this woman who w

. >> the uk is the size of lewisville and the united states post will service delivers half a billionlers and packages a day versus what the uk is doing. fed exhas a therd of the costs going to labor and in the u.s. postal service 80 percent of the costs go to labor. >> the u.s. constitution actually gives the deral government to r a postal service unlike the housing and department of agriculture. but that doesn't moan it has to. look at countries like germ no that has privatid postal system. and canada privatized the air traffic control. and sweden private schools are taking over there. and australia privatizedthe social security system. this is the way of the future if we want low cost government with better services. if someone is live nothing a rural aa they should pay more just like if you live in the city pay for mass transit. >> by the way, 90 percent of the mail is siness junk mail. sabripa, what do you make of dan mitchell's point. would a local rural individual have to pay more if you privatized? >> we don't set policy based on the outloyers inhe marketplace, businesses that don

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that he could reach in and grab some of the moderately- conservative women and a little and the lewisville's suburbs and lexington suburbs and go after the voters where maybe they are uncomfortable little bit with guns -- what are the issues are. that she can appeal some of just a couple percent off of mcconnell and it beats him. i think it will be a premier race, but it is one that if i were grimes, i would want to keep a relatively low profile early on, get my organizational ducks lined up, raise my money, carefully up to speed on federal issues. she has to know the have the equivalent of a presidential campaign on the other side. any misstep, real or imagined, there will pounce on and beat the daylights out of her. i think she has to do this in a very measured way. i am not expecting to hear all lot of this race for a while to go. we fully expected to be a top tier race. this is what i get for not using any notes of all that i leave their race out. right here. >> i am a physicist. i look at numbers. >> you and i have a lot in common. >> i want to turn to the issue of turnout, which you re

church in lewisville, illinois.o welcome a man with embodies so many of the qualities of the people of illinois. i yield back my time. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will entertain 15 further requests for one-minute speeches on either side of the aisle. for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. >> mr. speaker, last week, more civilians 0 d.o.d. began their furlough days. our men and women in uniform and civilians who support them should not have to bear this burden. now men and women across the country, engineers, welders, and others who devoted themselves to national security find themselves losing pay and struggling to get by. the navy, marine corps and air rce say they'll be able to complete the fiscal year without furlough, the secretary of defense wouldn't allow the secretaries to make their own decisions based on budgetary constr