Alan Grayson Reads Names Of Dead In Republican Districts
They used to call President Harry Truman 'Give 'em Hell Harry'. But President Truman said, "I don't give them hell; I just tell the truth and they think it's hell." I'm telling the Republicans this: Lives are at stake. If you can't stand the heat on health care, then get out of the kitchen.
Rep. Alan Grayson (D-Fla.) took to the floor Wednesday night to read the names of those who had died from lack of health insurance in Republican districts.
Grayson also read stories from his website Namesofthedead.com, which collects health care tragedies from around the country.
"Is it really asking too much of us that we keep people alive?" he asked. Later he added,
"We can save these people, or we can let them die."
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Grayson also read stories from his website Namesofthedead.com, which collects health care tragedies from around the country.
"Is it really asking too much of us that we keep people alive?" he asked. Later he added,
"We can save these people, or we can let them die."
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Rep. Phil Gingrey (R-Ga.) called for the clerk to take down Grayson's words -- leading to an adjournment. But when the House reconvened, Grayson continued naming Republican representatives and the dead in their districts.
How the Republicans Failed to Cut Off My Health Care Speech
Rep. Alan Grayson, 11.05.2009
Congressman Alan Grayson represents Florida's eighth district.
I intend to vote for the health care bill because that bill saves lives. And I also intend to speak out, as loudly as I can, on behalf of those Americans who cannot speak out, those who have died because they had no health insurance. LinkHere
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