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pat meehan, mike fitzpatrick, they're going to say wait a minute, if i don't sign this thing, they'll be able to go out and announce the democrats that i, representing a lot of working -- i've said no to minimum wage. i think it's a great way to screw the other side into doing something you want them to do. and it's a win-win, because if they don't do it, you kill them in november. >> right. if you're going to fight about jobs, if you're going to talk about middle class prosperity and opportunity, if that's what you think the 2016 and 2014 elections are going to be fought on this, is a great issue. it's a little bit of a color of politics, right? you're not saying you really think this is going to get through. but what is different here more than just the politics is you have retailers. you have the businesses that republicans say they speak for saying well, i'm okay with it, when the gap is out there saying we can afford this, that changes the dynamic. you've got not just who is in touch with the middle class, but who is in touch with the real economy. and that's where i think democr

pat meehan, mike fitzpatrick, they're going to say wait a minute, if i don't sign this thing, they'll be able to go out and announce the democrats that i, representing a lot of working -- i've said no to minimum wage. i think it's a great way to screw the other side into doing something you want them to do. and it's a win-win, because if they don't do it, you kill them in november. >> right. if you're going to fight about jobs, if you're going to talk about middle class prosperity and opportunity, if that's what you think the 2016 and 2014 elections are going to be fought on this, is a great issue. it's a little bit of a color of politics, right? you're not saying you really think this is going to get through. but what is different here more than just the politics is you have retailers. you have the businesses that republicans say they speak for saying well, i'm okay with it, when the gap is out there saying we can afford this, that changes the dynamic. you've got not just who is in touch with the middle class, but who is in touch with the real economy. and that's where i think democr

with a lot of workers in their districts, suburban cities in philadelphia, congressman mike -- pat meehanctly. those are exactly the kind of people who are going to be standing with john boehner. they're the ones who have stood with him all along. and he is not putting this forward on the floor, they're not necessarily going to be signing it. what this really is -- >> i hadn't thought of that. people with a lot of workers and union strength are particularly loyal to boehner against the crazy right. congressman, i go back to you. isn't that a conundrum for you? >> it's a difficult situation. but, again, this is becoming a moral issue, and it always has been a moral issue. you can't have somebody making -- working full time, chris, with one child making $14,000 a year and in poverty. that's ridiculous. we have got to force the moral issue. i think that's what the president is going to be doing. that's what wary going to be doing. we can't give up the fight. we can't throw up our hands and say we can't do this, because there are people depending on us. a lot of people said we couldn't get th

meehan: when the greek government finally sent the family a heart, it was not their son's. the d.n.a. testing revealed that it belonged to someone else. mr. speaker, i wrote to the commandant of the marine corps in december seeking answers for this young man's family. the response from the pentagon so far has been silence. the lew family deserves answers. they deserve a peace of mind. it's time for the greek authorities and the pentagon to tell sergeant lew's parents what happened to their son's heart, because we know what happened to his family's. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania rise? >> to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, if i told you we could create tens of thousands of truly shovel-ready jobs, increase the prospects of american energy independence and avoid undue environmental harm, how long would it take you to sign on the dotted line? mr. fitzpatrick: for the president it would take over

meehan: it is understood to be the longest uninterrupted exchange of its type in international competition. mr. speaker, this tournament brings back special memories for me. as a youth i can recall the bus rides to canada and the warm hospitality of the families who welcomed my brothers and me into their homes. it was and remains more than a hockey game. it represents the genuine affection american and canadians have for each other, expressed through the rich tradition of friendly competition and the great game of ice hockey. mr. speaker, the 50th anniversary of this very special engagement will be celebrated this weekend in philadelphia. i hope this wonderful tradition continues with similar enthusiasm for the children -- of the children who will compete. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for do you seek does recognition? the gentlelady is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, on friday, the people will be celebrating valuen tine's day, a day of romance to express gratitude. we look forward to our clock late, candy and our cards. with that, the women in our lives de