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Dale E. Kildee: before in the history of this country. and we're also poised to make serious cuts in military spending in uncertain times. we need to take a serious look in the eyes of our children and ask ourselves if they deserve the future we are giving them. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the

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Dale E. Kildee: gentleman from michigan ri >> to addresthe house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. kildee: i rise to express my disappointment of president obama's decision regarding general motors and chrysler. personally, i feel that rick wagner was treated shabbily. financial institutions were provided with hundreds of billions of dollars, significantly more than the

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Dale E. Kildee: executives are concern primarily with their own bonuses, awarded for what can only be described as massive failure. the president has joined the caustic critics of the automobile industry by only giving faint praise with a high-quality vehicles produced by the american manufacturers, like the buick la crosse, which