The House of Representatives on Wednesday passed a bill that provides medical treatment and compensation for first responders of the September 11, 2001, terrorist attack in New York, sending the measure to President Barack Obama to be signed into law.
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ok now thats over pass something to get our jobs back from china, mexico and other places. jobs = more income for the country.
No chance with the obstructionist "party of NO" Teabaggers coming to town. It's gonna be "ready....set....STOP" allover again for the next two years.
May the Lord Jesus have mercy upon me, and give me new life.
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My uncle was a fireman during 9/11. He was not in the towers at the time of the collapse, but he took part in the clean-up. Just one month ago, he was diagnosed with a very rare form of stomach cancer. He is not expected to make it to Christmas. He's a hero, and this rare form of cancer definitely was caused by breathing in all those toxic fumes. I hope that this bill covers the people that not just were in towers..but the men and women who took part in the clean up.
I'm so glad the 9-11 responders got what was own to them. Mccain and coburn need grow-up and stop acting like five year olds.
I'm aware of this previously, but still there have been several helpful pieces that completed the picture to me, thank you!