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March 10, 2005

Pelosi Statement on the 46th Anniversary of Tibetan National Uprising Day

Thursday, March 10, 2005

Washington, D.C. - House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi commemorated the 46th Anniversary of Tibetan National Uprising Day, honoring the sacrifice of the many Tibetans who gave their life fighting for freedom. Pelosi submitted the following statement into the Congressional Record today:


March 8, 2005

Pelosi Joins 180 Members of Congress to Oppose Cuts to Community Development Block Grants

March 8, 2005

Washington, D.C.-- House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi joined 180 Members of Congress in sending a letter to House Budget Committee Chairman Jim Nussle (R-IA) and Ranking Member John Spratt (D-SC) opposing cuts to the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) initiative proposed by President Bush. The letter was circulated by Congressmen Barney Frank (D-MA) and Christopher Shays (R-CT).


March 7, 2005

March 7, 2005

Washington, D.C. - House and Senate Democratic Leaders Nancy Pelosi and Harry Reid today released a letter Democratic leaders sent to President Bush today on Medicaid funding.


March 5, 2005

Pelosi, Thompson, Woolsey Deliver $3.3 Million for Golden Gate Bridge Seismic Retrofit

Washington, D.C. -- House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi and Representatives Lynn Woolsey and Mike Thompson announced today the release of more than $3.3 million from the U.S. Department of Transportation for the ongoing seismic retrofit of the Golden Gate Bridge. This is the first installment of the $5 million the representatives secured in the fiscal year 2005 transportation bill.


March 3, 2005

In Memory of Magdaleno Duenas

March 3, 2005

Mr. Speaker, I rise to pay tribute to the life of Magdaleno Duenas, a World War II military hero who passed away on February 27 at the age of 90.

We honor and thank him for his courageous military service and the sacrifices he made for our nation, as well as his lifelong struggle on behalf of Filipino veterans of World War II. His life is a symbol of the struggle for total recognition of Filipino veterans and a sad reminder of a shameful page in the history of our nation.


March 2, 2005

Pelosi: We Must End the Disabled Veterans Tax for All Veterans

March 3, 2005

Washington, D.C. - House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi announced her co-sponsorship of H.R. 303 which fully ends the Disabled Veteran's Tax:

"As Americans, we make a simple yet sacred promise to our courageous servicemen and women: 'You have taken care of us, so we will take care of you.' The disabled veterans tax breaks that promise. Denying full retirement and disability benefits to disabled veterans dishonors the sacrifice made by our brave men and women.


March 2, 2005

Pelosi Honors Jackie Robinson at Congressional Gold Medal Ceremony

Wednesday, March 2, 2005

Washington, D.C. -- House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi, other Congressional leaders, and President Bush today honored Jackie Robinson with the Congressional Gold Medal, the highest expression of national appreciation bestowed by the United States Congress. The ceremony took place in the Capitol.


March 2, 2005

Pelosi: 'Stop Robbing the Social Security Trust Fund of Its Money'

March 2, 2005

Washington, D.C. - House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi released the following statement on Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan's comments before the House Budget Committee on the need to address quickly Social Security and Medicare funding issues:


March 1, 2005

Pelosi Celebrates Women's History Month

March 1, 2005

Washington, D.C. - House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi released the following statement today on Women's History Month. For more information, please visit Pelosi's Women's History Month Web site:

"In March, we celebrate Women's History Month. We remember those who have contributed to our progress and honor those who continue to strengthen our communities.


February 28, 2005

Excerpts from Congresswoman Pelosi's Remarks at Social Security Town Meeting

?48 million people currently receive Social Security benefits, one third of whom receive disability and survivor benefits? I make this special point, because no matter how far away you are from retirement, you could be 35 years old and have a family, any family in America is one telephone call away or one diagnosis away from being a survivor or having a person with disabilities in their families.